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As the AFLW season gets underway, who is set to have a breakthrough season, a great debut season or get back to their best? Gemma Bastiani runs the rule over all 18 clubs.

Port Adelaide has done Carlton a huge favour with a crucial win in Perth over Fremantle, with the win killing the Dockers' finals hopes on the final day of the AFL's home and away season.

Carlton will have to beat St Kilda without Charlie Curnow to seal an AFL finals spot after the key forward failed to overcome an ankle injury. 

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley reveals his unique method for helping Charlie Dixon recapture his form against Richmond, while Toby Greene shows why he sends shudders down the spines of Gold Coast players. Here's everything you need to know from the round 19 of the AFL. 

Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan praises the fighting spirit of his team after they stretch their winning streak to seven matches with a thrilling two-point win over the Sydney Swans.

The 2024 AFL season has taken another incredible turn, with Melbourne beating Essendon at the MCG after upsets earlier in the day shook the top eight up. Look back at all the action in the blog.

Logan McDonald the culprit again as Sydney drops two straight, Damien Hardwick's big reality check to the Suns, and Essendon ticks a massive box. Here are the key talking points from Round 17 in the AFL.

The Hawks sweep aside the Eagles to stay in the race for finals, after Carlton cruises to victory at the MCG and the Power give Ken Hinkley a vital win. 

A bad night for Geelong has been made worse as veteran forward Tom Hawkins limped off the ground in the third quarter. It comes as Carlton wrapped up a massive 63-point win a the MCG to send an ominous warning to the rest of the AFL.

After an unlikely run to a preliminary final last year, Carlton still needed to prove the naysayers wrong. Halfway through this season, the Blues look like legitimate contenders. Here's why.

Carlton reasserts itself as a premiership contender, Hawthorn continues an incredible run of form, and alarm bells continue ringing for Melbourne. Here are the talking points from Round 13 in the AFL.

Mac Andrew isn't short on self-belief. His shutdown job on Coleman Medal winner Charlie Curnow was his chance to prove a point to his teammates, more than himself. And they noticed.

Fremantle kick clear late to beat the Western Bulldogs in Perth and secure a spot in the top eight, after the Cats overcome a key injury to hold on and beat Carlton at the MCG. 

Fire authorities have warned of the growing risk of lithium batteries after 50 residents were evacuated from a building due to an exploding mobile phone power bank.

Cries of "forza Ferrari" were heard across Melbourne's "Little Italy" as celebrations of Ferrari's win in the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix continued late into the night.

We asked Australia's most-loved comedians, including Wil Anderson and Mel Buttle, to give us their picks of the comedy festival.

The Tigers will have to find a way to handle Carlton's twin towers Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay if they are to beat the Blues at the MCG.

A group of people allegedly performed a Nazi salute and made inflammatory comments during a screening of The Zone of Interest at Cinema Nova in Carlton.

Both the Blues and Lions are counting the cost of Friday night's thrilling match at the Gabba, with Sam Docherty and Keidean Coleman both suffering ACL injuries.

Carlton come from 46 points down to beat the Brisbane Lions at the Gabba in an incredible Opening Round encounter, as both teams suffer injuries to key players.