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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 112
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Examiner
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Bombers poised to place pick No.1 bid on Port-tied star (opens the original)
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Port Adelaide expect Essendon to bid their prized No.1 pick on son-of-a-gun Dougie Cochrane as their list boss expressed frustration with the AFL's changes to draft and trade rules. Elsewhere, the Bombers have missed out on Brisbane's Sam Marshall, who wants to head to St Kilda. Essendon's top pick holds intrigue, with Port next-generation academy prospect Cochrane, the son of former Power player Stuart Cochrane, and Carlton father-son gun Cody Walker among the best players in this year's draft.
Geelong defender medically retired through concussion (opens the original)
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Geelong premiership defender Jake Kolodjashnij has been medically retired due to concussion. Kolodjashnij was the player who signed a secret waiver in his Geelong contract in 2024, requiring him to take all legal responsibility for future brain trauma so he could keep playing at the club. The Cats were last month fined $140,000 for failing to officially let the AFL know about the concussion waiver in Kolodjashnij's contract - $100,000 plus a suspended sanction of $40,000 from last October, stemm
Bombers land premiership coach for key role (opens the original)
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Essendon have poached former Sydney premiership coach John Longmire as their new general manager of performance in a huge recruiting coup. Longmire departs Sydney after 25 years in various roles to reunite with his former assistant, new Bombers coach Mark McVeigh, in a new role. "I'm really excited to be joining the Essendon Football Club," Longmire said in a statement. "I've known Mark for a long time and have worked with him as well. He is passionate about the Bombers and has a clear vision fo
'Beyond what we did': Three-peat great lauds new Lions (opens the original)
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Brisbane's new AFL three-peat heroes have gone "beyond" the legendary triple-premiership winning team from the early 2000s, says Lions' great Jonathan Brown. And after a stunning win over Fremantle, Brown believes this group can do what his team couldn't by delivering the first "four-peat" of the modern era. Prevailing 14.12 (96) to 12.17 (89) in front of 100,023 fans at the MCG, the Lions joined Hawthorn (2013-15) and the legendary Brisbane team of 2001-03 as the only sides to win three premier
How Lions star chimed in to make 'Wharfie Time' his own (opens the original)
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Will Ashcroft heard Fremantle's "Wharfie Time'' bells sound around the MCG, then knew the best way to silence them. With minutes left, Docker Patrick Voss delivered a 17-point lead and someone at Fremantle hit "go" on the crowd activation. "I thought we were cooked to be honest," Ashcroft told AAP. Then the 22-year-old took matters into his own hands to earn the Lions a third straight premiership. Ashcroft, already a two-time Norm Smith Medallist, went ballistic, recording four clearances and si
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