The Latest Breaking News from AFL

Hawks' former 'shrugging lairiser' to reach milestone

Once a polarising youngster, Jack Ginnivan will prepares for his 100th game as he transforms into a key part of Hawthorn's premiership push.

AAP · May 15

Eagles embrace unexpected Friday night lights

West Coast are still a team in the doldrums, and the club was left pleasantly surprised after being handed two Friday night fixtures in the run home.

AAP · May 15

Impeccable Mannagh's five-goal haul tames Lions

Shaun Mannagh dined out for Geelong on a wet Brisbane night to spearhead a 41-point defeat of the Lions in their AFL grand final rematch.

AAP · May 14

Family, Indigenous legacy drives new Swans recruit

Sydney forward Malcolm Rosas Jnr has paid tribute to his grandmother and Indigenous leader Eileen Cummings ahead of his first Marn Grook clash for the Swans.

AAP · May 14

Clarkson speaks on 'disturbing' effect of coach axings

North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson has called the "ripple effect" of clubs parting ways with leaders mid-season as "disturbing".

AAP · May 14

Swans change Pride Game after Collard tribunal case

Sydney have changed their annual Pride Game in the wake of the controversial Lance Collard tribunal case, ending a decade-long partnership with St Kilda.

AAP · May 13

Why Eagles star Tim Kelly dropped himself to the WAFL

West Coast star Tim Kelly wants to set the record straight - he never lost his love of football, but was desperate to win back his spot in the club's midfield.

AAP · May 13

Gresham aims to continue Indigenous streak at Dreamtime

Only one Indigenous player might be on the field for the Dreamtime at the 'G clash between Essendon and Richmond, highlighting the drop in their AFL numbers.

AAP · May 13

The Collingwood assistant ready to become Carlton coach

Collingwood coach Craig McRae believes his senior assistant Hayden Skipworth is ready to take charge of his own AFL team.

AAP · May 13

From the Pocket: Voss coached the way he played and his brutal football failed Carlton

The Blues boss clung to an antiquated way of playing that the competition had long moved past, and that slowly ground his players to dust

The Guardian - AU · May 13