
Bruce McAvaney: The Storyteller
As Bruce McAvaney steps away from the AFL, we say goodbye to a memorable storyteller, and look to who will narrate the next chapter of our nation’s game. Continue reading Bruce McAvaney: The Storyteller
As Bruce McAvaney steps away from the AFL, we say goodbye to a memorable storyteller, and look to who will narrate the next chapter of our nation’s game. Continue reading Bruce McAvaney: The Storyteller
AFL opportunities for women have a positive influence on players and the wider industry by impacting confidence, encouraging young players to challenge outdated perceptions and providing female role models. Continue reading Footy empowers women and girls
AFL series smashes the ‘stoic, tight-jawed athlete’ stereotype. Continue reading The Last Time I Cried: A reimagining of masculinity
The 2020 AFL Grand Final is finally here. Let us take a short glance at the season so far, and a small preview of the game where the cats are taking on the kings of the jungle. Continue reading Battle of the felines: Cats to take on the Kings of the Jungle this weekend in the AFL Grand Final
Josh and Jaydn Mason set themselves the task of running five marathons between them in five days, to raise awareness of for Multiple Sclerosis. Continue reading Five marathons in five days
After finally winning the Premier League after 30 years, Liverpool fans are enjoying every minute of their new-found glory. Continue reading From tears to triumph: Fans’ reaction to Liverpool FC finally lifting the Premier League trophy
COVID-19 has taken a toll on community sport and is putting financial pressure on South Australia’s local clubs. Continue reading Community clubs facing uphill battle against recession pressure
The moment many of us have been waiting for – the AFL resumes tonight with some changes to keep the game alive this year. Continue reading Shut up, footy is back on the telly
Astrid-Marie Powell is one of many teachers who are determined to not let COVID-19 stop them from teaching not only their own students, but many others too. Continue reading How one teacher is continuing to inspire her students online during COVID-19
Anton Smirnov became Australia’s youngest ever grandmaster at just 16 years of age; his story speaks to many of the difficulties faced by Australian chess players. Continue reading What it’s like to be Australia’s best chess player