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Kennedy back in running for Swans after hamstring hiatus
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Sydney Swans

Kennedy back in running for Swans after hamstring hiatus

Decorated veteran Josh Kennedy could return to the Swans line-up as soon as this weekend after overcoming a career-threatening hamstring injury. 

  • by Malcolm Conn

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Tigers stars to miss Dockers clash; St Kilda’s bitter blow; young AFLW gun suffers spinal injury
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Collingwood

Tigers stars to miss Dockers clash; St Kilda’s bitter blow; young AFLW gun suffers spinal injury

Richmond are playing it safe with hamstrung stars Martin and Lynch, Paddy Ryder could be done for the season; and Demon Eliza McNamara has had spinal surgery after a barbell accident at training.

  • by Nell Geraets, Marnie Vinall and Jake Niall
‘Back in your box’: Why the Cats are so good

‘Back in your box’: Why the Cats are so good

Michael Gleeson, Jake Niall and Sam McClure discuss Geelong, who flexed their muscles at the MCG in a clear indicator of what we can expect in September.

‘Incredible’: Chris Judd blown away by Nick Daicos’ stunning debut season

‘Incredible’: Chris Judd blown away by Nick Daicos’ stunning debut season

Two-time Brownlow medallist Chris Judd played one of the game’s greatest debut seasons, and even he is blown away by the staggering first-year campaign of Collingwood’s Nick Daicos.

  • by Jon Pierik
AFL round 18 key takeouts and match review news
Analysis
Analysis

AFL round 18 key takeouts and match review news

Our reporters give you the lowdown on all the action from round 18 of the AFL season.

  • by Peter Ryan, Steve Barrett, Jon Pierik, Andrew Wu, Roy Ward, Marnie Vinall and Russell Bennett
‘There are a couple of recidivists’: Inside the AFL’s review bunker

‘There are a couple of recidivists’: Inside the AFL’s review bunker

In a dark, windowless hub inside Marvel Stadium, scoring, umpiring, medical and match reviews take place. On Saturday night, The Age went inside the AFL Review Centre to see exactly how it works.

  • by Sam McClure
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Sun starts to set on Gold Coast’s finals hopes, Dons too hot to handle

Sun starts to set on Gold Coast’s finals hopes, Dons too hot to handle

Essendon notched their fourth win in five games and broke the 100-point mark as they nudged Gold Coast further away from finals hopes.

  • by Marnie Vinall
Brilliant Pickett bags six as Demons switch off the Power in the Alice

Brilliant Pickett bags six as Demons switch off the Power in the Alice

Kysaiah Pickett has unleashed a six-goal masterclass to inspire Melbourne to a 14-point victory over Port Adelaide in Alice Springs on Sunday.

  • by Justin Chadwick
Four Points: Blicavs the utility, Blues’ hopes, battling Tigers, and the fast-rising Daicos
Opinion
Opinion

Four Points: Blicavs the utility, Blues’ hopes, battling Tigers, and the fast-rising Daicos

If footy cards still came with a stick of chewing gum and great exaggerated poses from players scooping up a ball one-handed or baulking a non-existent opponent then Mark Blicavs’ card would be appended with the position utility.

  • by Michael Gleeson
Hurley’s long haul: After more than 660 days sidelined, Bomber’s comeback takes a key step

Hurley’s long haul: After more than 660 days sidelined, Bomber’s comeback takes a key step

Essendon veteran Michael Hurley made his long-awaited return to football after nearly two years, taking to the field in Sunday’s VFL match against the Gold Coast Suns at Windy Hill.

  • by Marnie Vinall
‘The way he plays is very dangerous’: Swans fans swooning over ‘The Chad’

‘The way he plays is very dangerous’: Swans fans swooning over ‘The Chad’

Chad Warner’s finest performance yet came on Saturday night, as Sydney claimed another top-four scalp with a 17-point win over Fremantle.

  • by Vince Rugari