Perryman to leave GWS and join Collingwood in AFL trade
Defender Harry Perryman is set to join Collingwood as an unrestricted free agent in the AFL trade period after shunning an offer to remain at GWS.
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Brisbane believe Daniher leaning towards AFL retirement
Brisbane's general manager of football Danny Daly has confirmed premiership forward Joe Daniher is considering AFL retirement.
Penrith’s Turuva feels the pain of a GF he didn’t play
Departing Penrith winger Sunia Turuva wasn't part of the Panthers side that lost the 2020 grand final to Melbourne, yet he still suffered the hurt.
Maguire’s hunger for premiership spurs Broncos tilt
Michael Maguire has become the new Brisbane Broncos coach on a three-year deal, after being released from his contract with NSW.
Maguire’s NSW release official, free to join Broncos
Michael Maguire is officially free to become Brisbane's next NRL coach, after the NSW Rugby League confirmed he would be released from his State of Origin role.
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Dating protection boost as apps swipe right for safety
Online romantics are being promised a safer dating experience as popular apps work to comply with a code of conduct put in place to better protect users.
Flag the end goal as McQualter takes over at Eagles
The Andrew McQualter era has offically begun at West Coast and the rookie coach has his eyes set on leading the team back up the ladder.
Storm bolter gets title nod after Asofa-Solomona ban
With just six NRL games under his belt, Melbourne bolter Lazarus Vaalepu is the least experienced player to line up for an NRL grand final.
Tiger stars intent on following McQualter to West Coast
Andrew McQualter has been appointed as West Coast's AFL coach with the 38-year-old to take over from Adam Simpson, who departed mid-season.
Hamstrung Roos AFLW skipper Kearney out for six weeks
North Melbourne captain Emma Kearney will miss six weeks with a high-grade hamstring injury in a huge blow to the Kangaroos' AFLW premiership hopes.
Swans must put some stars on trade table: Paul Roos
Sydney's 2005 premiership coach Paul Roos says the Swans must put some star players on the trade table in a bid to change their narrative as grand final losers.
NRL concede bunker got obstruction call wrong
Graham Annesley has admitted the NRL was wrong to deny Penrith a preliminary-final try against Cronulla, in a bid to clear up confusion on concussions.
Triumphant Lions mark Mad Monday in style
The 2024 AFL premiership-winning side have donned a series of wacky outfits and hit Brisbane pubs as they continue their post-victory celebrations.
No Payne no glory: Big Lion’s hurt pays off
Brisbane Lions defender Jack Payne has endured his fair share of injury heartbreak but he put it all behind him with a breakthrough AFL premiership.
AFL admits smart ball error in Suns’ loss to Pies
The AFL has hit its first speed bump with the newly developed score assist system, admitting the technology incorrectly overturned a crucial goal in the AFLW.
Reds back Petaia’s big NFL gamble as path revealed
Two-time Wallabies World Cup talent and Reds star Jordan Petaia will go without pay for at least five months to chase his NFL dream at a Florida training camp.
Munster ready for more Martin niggle in NRL grand final
Cameron Munster has revealed he has off-field history with Penrith's Liam Martin, who will try to rattle the Storm star in the NRL grand final.
Wheels in motion as NSWRL meet on Maguire’s contract
The NSW Rugby League board have met to discuss Michael Maguire's contract, as the Blues' State of Origin coach edges towards taking over at Brisbane.
Super-charged Reds to push Super Rugby boundaries
The demise of the Rebels has pumped up the depth of the remaining Australian Super Rugby Pacific sides and Reds coach Les Kiss is keen to push the boundaries.
Penrith take pride in those who have come and gone
Penrith's list of former players during their dynasty sits at 31 players, but somehow the Panthers are still preparing for a fifth-straight NRL grand final.
Supercars veteran Courtney bent on Bathurst success
Supercars veteran James Courtney has one more box to tick before he retires from the sport: a Bathurst 1000 victory.
Lions premiership hero Daniher contemplating retirement
Even Joe Daniher's father Anthony insists he is in the dark about the Brisbane Lions premiership star's potential retirement plans.
Resilient Lions dare to dream of back-to-back AFL flags
Newly-crowned AFL premiers Brisbane believe they can go back-to-back after their tough journey to the summit in 2024.
Storm to heed Cronk lesson with Cleary shoulder injury
Melbourne stars Harry Grant and Jahrome Hughes says the Storm have learnt better than to target Nathan Cleary's injured shoulder in the NRL grand final.
AFL grand final with no Victorian teams a ratings hit
The AFL grand final between non-Victorian teams Brisbane and Sydney was the most-watched decider for three years but didn't hit the Matildas' high ratings mark.
Junkyard Dog Ryan re-signs, braces for selection battle
Emerging Queensland Reds winger Tim Ryan has confirmed a two-year contract extension at the Super Rugby club now flush with options in his position.
Asofa-Solomona fails to overturn NRL ban, will miss GF
Melbourne's Nelson Asofa-Solomona will miss the NRL grand final after failing to have his high tackle charge downgraded.
O’Connor silver puts Aussie cycling on top of the world
Ben O'Connor has been left proud at winning silver in the men's road race which has put Australia on top of the world championship medal table.
Fagan beams, credits lessons learned for flag triumph
The Lions were greeted by thousands of joyful fans on their return to Brighton Homes Arena, where they sung the team song with their victorious AFLW team.
Sharks left speechless after pulling off NRLW first
Cronulla coach Tony Herman was lost for words after his NRLW team managed an unprecedented shut-out against Brisbane to seal a maiden grand final berth.
AFLW tribunal finds Hawks’ Smith not guilty of bump
Hawthorn defender Tamara Smith has been found not guilty of rough conduct after a lengthy AFLW tribunal hearing, meaning she avoids a three-game ban.