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- Sep 29, 2026
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Tiger King: Taranto joins Punt Road royalty with third Jack Dyer Medal (opens the original)
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TIM TARANTO has added to his growing legacy at Richmond, claiming a third Jack Dyer Medal in just four seasons at Punt Road. Taranto, who also won the Tigers' highest individual honour in 2023 and 2025, now has four club best and fairests across his career, having claimed Greater Western Sydney's Kevin Sheedy Medal in its Grand Final season of 2019. The star midfielder joins an elite group of three-time Richmond winners, alongside Trent Cotchin, Ron Branton, Neville Crowe, Bill Morris and Geoff
'Culture has taken a big hit': Longmire on fallout from Swans crisis (opens the original)
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FORMER Sydney coach John Longmire says the club's culture has taken a "big hit" and faces a long road to rebuild trust after five players were suspended for the rest of the season following an alleged incident in Melbourne this week. Nick Blakey, Isaac Heeney, James Jordon, Riley Bice and Chad Warner were banned for breaching club standards and behaviour following the alleged incident on Monday morning, which is now the subject of a police investigation. Swans CEO Matthew Pavlich on Wednesday sa
Kangas keep faint wildcard hopes alive with big scalp of Dogs (opens the original)
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NORTH Melbourne has pulled off its best win of the Alastair Clarkson era, inflicting a costly 23-point defeat upon the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium. Challenged several times, after leading by as much as 28 points, the plucky Kangaroos held their nerve in a Thursday night thriller to beat the Bulldogs for the first time since 2019. BULLDOGS V KANGAROOS Full match details and stats Inspired by forward Paul Curtis and midfielder Luke Davies-Uniacke (31 disposals, two goals), North won 15.10 (
MATCH REVIEW: Swans slapped with THREE charges for umpire contact (opens the original)
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SYDNEY has become the latest club in danger of being hit with a fine of up to $50,000 from the AFL after three players were charged with careless contact with an umpire. Isaac Heeney, Errol Gulden and Matthew Roberts were all cited by the Match Review Officer on Friday for separate incidents during Thursday night's loss to Fremantle in the first v second battle. Each player can accept a $1000 fine with an early plea. But those charges now take the Swans' total umpire contact infractions to four
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