Football stars Brad Fittler and Chris Judd, golfer Karrie Webb and F1 champion Mark Webber have been inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.
There were nerves and frustration for Josh Dunkley before his move from the Western Bulldogs to Brisbane was confirmed minutes before the AFL trade deadline.
St Kilda have sacked coach Brett Ratten, less than 100 days after they gave him a two-year contract extension, and after the club had a poor end to the season.
Melbourne star Daisy Pearce has enjoyed a decorated AFLW career but is still searching for a premiership in what could be her final season.
Jaeger O'Meara and Tom Mitchell were prominent departures from Hawthorn at end of the AFL trade period, highlighting the club's determination to rebuild.
Sydney recruiter Kinnear Beatson says they will be rapt if Aaron Francis can follow in Ted Richards' footsteps with his move from Essendon to the Swans.
The Western Bulldogs have been heavily involved on AFL trade deadline day, gaining Rory Lobb while trading out Josh Dunkley, Lachie Hunter and Josh Schache.
Fremantle were adamant they would not let Rory Lobb move to the Western Bulldogs during the AFL trade period, but then Jaeger O'Meara became available.
GWS have dealt with retention issues and their list manager Adrian Caruso admits the Giants have to rule out recruiting certain players from Victoria.
Izak Rankine is confident he can thrive under the weight of expectation that accompanies his big AFL trade from Gold Coast to hometown club Adelaide.
Brodie Grundy has been traded to Melbourne to partner with fellow gun ruckman Max Gawn despite having five years left on his contract at Collingwood.
North Melbourne list boss Brady Rawlings says the Kangaroos never saw signs of potential homesickness in Jason Horne-Francis before drafting the teenager.
Ally Anderson starred with 22 disposals and Ruby Svarc kicked a brilliant goal as AFLW ladder leaders Brisbane toppled North Melbourne by seven points.
Barely challenged across the previous fortnight, Adelaide were made to earn their AFLW win over Fremantle and next face the joint-leading Brisbane Lions.
Melbourne are right in the hunt for the AFLW minor premiership after thrashing the Western Bulldogs by 64 points in their biggest win of the season so far.
Collingwood have celebrated skipper Steph Chiocci's 50th AFLW game by consolidating their top-four spot with a 32-point win over GWS.
The top three picks in this year's draft, as well as the player selected at No.1 last year, have all changed hands in a four-club AFL trade deal.
The Western Bulldogs are standing firm on their trade demands for out-of-contract midfielder Josh Dunkley, who is determined to play with Brisbane next season.
Gold Coast continue to challenge for a second AFLW finals appearance after crushing Sydney by 34 points in wet and wild conditions on Saturday.
No.1 draft pick Charlie Rowbottom has led Gold Coast to an AFLW win over Sydney after a midfield battle against the Swans No.1 pick Montana Ham.
Geelong have secured talented midfielder Tanner Bruhn in a deal with GWS, and the AFL premiers have more on their plate during trade period.
Sydney may have kicked off their first AFLW season with six successive defeats, but co-captain Lauren Szigeti insists the scoreboard is not the team's priority.
Former Carlton midfielder Liam Stocker has revealed he almost retired aged 20 after leaving the Blues' Queensland hub in 2020 amid a mental health battle.
Brisbane have urged star forward Joe Daniher to lift the defensive side of his game to help the Lions become genuine AFL premiership contenders.
Collingwood forward Ollie Henry's manager has rejected suggestions of bad blood with the Magpies but remains hopeful his client will move to Geelong.
An independent panel to probe AFL racism allegations has been named, with league boss Gillon McLachlan hopeful ex-players who raised the claims will take part.
Geelong look set to benefit from Gold Coast's salary dump, with midfielder Jack Bowes telling the Suns he wants a trade to the reigning AFL premiers.
Conflicting views between his church and football club left Andrew Thorburn with no choice but to stand down as Essendon CEO, AFL boss Gillon McLachlan says.
New Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn has resigned a day after the Bombers announced his appointment, due to his position at a controversial church.
Collingwood have officially secured Brisbane forward Daniel McStay, with the Lions receiving a second-round draft pick for losing the unrestricted free agent.
New Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn has defended his involvement in a controversial church, a day after the Bombers announced the appointment of the ex-NAB boss.
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