Six months since coming out Mitch Brown believes the AFL will do better
Mitch Brown, the first male AFL player to publicly come out as bisexual, reflects positively on his experience six months after coming out, despite encountering biphobia.
The AFL rule change which has sparked fears of an injury influx in 2026
The AFL's new rule changes for ruck contests are raising concerns about a potential increase in injuries, particularly PCL injuries, as evidenced by a recent incident involving player Shannon Neale.
The Kicillof government accepted a request from Tapia to halt an investigation into AFA funds
The Kicillof government in Argentina has agreed to allow the relocation of the AFA to the province of Buenos Aires, despite prior rejection from the General Inspection of Justice and an ongoing investigation into financial irregularities.
AFL says umpires' opinion still matters after announcing Brownlow change
The AFL has announced a change that allows umpires to access player statistics before voting for the Brownlow Medal, aiming to reduce controversy in the voting process.
Walsh re-signs with Carlton on biggest contract in club history
Sam Walsh has signed an unprecedented eight-year contract extension with Carlton, marking the largest contract in the club's history.
Breaking: 'Deeply embarrassed' Richmond forward banned over drink driving charge
Richmond forward Mykelti Lefau has been suspended for two matches and fined after being charged with drink driving, expressing deep embarrassment over his actions.
Moore downplays Collingwood's injury concerns ahead of season opener
Collingwood captain Darcy Moore assures that he and Jeremy Howe will be fit for the AFL season start, while Geelong's Patrick Dangerfield is optimistic about Jeremy Cameron's health.
Man accused of performing Nazi salute at AFL explores mental health defence
A man charged with allegedly performing a Nazi salute at an AFL game is considering a mental health defense as his court case is adjourned until September.
Collingwood apologises after asking elderly members to donate via their wills
Collingwood Football Club has faced criticism after soliciting donations from elderly members through will amendments, prompting an apology from the CEO.
More women are playing footy than ever before. Why are so many leaving?
The Kyneton women's football team has been granted permission to join the Central Victorian Football League after a difficult year marked by a hostile playing environment, highlighting issues of player retention in women's football.
AFL's Opening Round 'unbelievably important' and set to stay
AFL Chief Operating Officer Tom Harley confirms the Opening Round will continue as a key fixture for the league, emphasizing its importance for growth in northern markets.
Blues receive good news for injured star after Origin collision
Carlton's Jacob Weitering has a rib fracture but is considered a good chance to play in the opening match of the 2026 season despite being cleared of more serious injuries after a heavy collision during the AFL State of Origin.
Origin coaches hail the successful return of interstate Aussie rules
AFL State of Origin coaches celebrate the successful return of the match format after Victoria's victory over Western Australia in Perth.
Live: Origin returns as WA and Victoria renew their famous Aussie rules rivalry
Western Australia and Victoria clash in the highly anticipated AFL State of Origin match, bringing back the fierce rivalry between the two teams.
'Disordered eating': Former captain on relationship with food while playing
Former AFL captain Dyson Heppell discusses his struggles with disordered eating and body image issues during his playing career.
After 25 years, interstate football is back — but can it recapture its former fire?
AFL interstate football is returning after 25 years, raising questions about whether it can regain its historical intensity and fanfare.
Channel Nine says Warren Tredrea has now paid legal costs
Channel Nine has confirmed receipt of legal costs from Warren Tredrea, who was ordered to reimburse them following an unsuccessful unfair dismissal case.
Carlton AFL legend Peter Dean suffers fractured skull in assault
Former AFL player Peter Dean is hospitalized with a fractured skull after an alleged assault near the Victorian-New South Wales border.
WA father-son duo relishing resurrection of AFL State of Origin
Jake and Chris Waterman express their excitement about Jake's selection for Western Australia in the upcoming AFL Origin match, marking a significant return for the event.
St Kilda star Max King injured again, Port ruckman's season over
St Kilda’s Max King has suffered another injury setback while Port Adelaide’s Ivan Soldo has been ruled out for the entire 2026 season due to an ACL injury.
In a modern AFL world, does State of Origin have any place left?
The upcoming State of Origin match between WA and Victoria in the AFL raises questions about the relevance of such traditional games in today's football landscape.
Capacity crunch looms as Tasmania Devils fans brace for membership madness
Tasmania Devils fans are anxious about the upcoming membership sales for their AFL debut in 2028, with the club clarifying the purchasing process amid high demand.
The women just want to play footy: Premier backs shunned country club
The Victorian premier supports a women's football club struggling to secure a league for 2026 after an appeal against rejection was denied.
AFL integrity unit looking into why police visited May
The AFL's integrity unit is investigating Melbourne Demons player Steven May after police recently visited his home under undisclosed circumstances.
Demons defender May misses AFL pre-season training
Veteran Melbourne defender Steven May missed pre-season training as the AFL season approaches, while also facing legal troubles off the field.