Trailblazer Debbie Lee,St Kilda champion Nathan Burke,Richmond 1980 premiership player Robert Wiley and Chris Judd join the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
Vaccine rollout to Aboriginal people lags mainstream Australia despite priority status,amid call for Indigenous sport stars to front education campaign.
Can Australian football use the dreadful Taylor Walker incident to become the national leader on racial reform it once claimed to be?.
Sales are surging,sports stars and celebrities are jumping on the bandwagon,schools and libraries are ramping up orders. Welcome to the latest phenomenon.
The former Sydney Swans footballer said it was fatherhood that prompted him to write the book due out in November.
Hawthorn champion Shaun Burgoyne wants the game to have more Indigenous people in coaching and administration as he backed Adam Goodes’ call to reject his Hall of Fame invitation.
Nathan Buckley is one of the game’s most decorated figures. Will the absence of a flag mean he falls short of official legend status?
AFL chief Gillon McLachlan is working towards having matches - and crowds - return next weekend,but does not want the biggest game of the year to be held without fans.
By declining the AFL’s offer of induction into its Hall of Fame,Adam Goodes was making an eloquent statement for the power of silence.
When news surfaced the dual Brownlow medallist declined the AFL’s invitation to be admitted into the hall of fame,emotions bubbled to the surface.
Tim Watson’s comments on the former Swans star were wrong,but they represent the view of whole swathes of the country.