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Heath Younie to join Port Adelaide as Head of Development (opens the original)
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Port Adelaide is pleased to announce that experienced coach and development specialist Heath Younie will join the club as its new Head of Development. As part of the role, Younie will also oversee Port Adelaide's SANFL team as senior coach of the Magpies, taking responsibility for the development of the club's emerging talent across both AFL and SANFL programs. Younie brings more than a decade of coaching and player development experience to Alberton, spanning both the AFL and SANFL systems. A f
Collins to depart Port Adelaide (opens the original)
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Director of Coaching Andy Collins will depart Port Adelaide, returning to Melbourne for personal and private reasons. Collins joined Port Adelaide ahead of the 2026 season, working closely across the club's coaching group and playing a key role in supporting Josh Carr through his first season as senior coach. Port Adelaide senior coach Josh Carr thanked Collins for his contribution to the club’s football program. “Andy has provided me with outstanding support throughout my first season as senior
Port Adelaide farewells Alfie and Bobby after extraordinary service (opens the original)
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In 1968, when a young butcher from Broken Hill named Alf Trebilcock first studded a pair of boots under the Williams Family grandstand at Alberton, Russell Ebert was preparing for the first game of his storied 392-game career in the black-and-white. This Saturday night, at Adelaide Oval, that fifty-eight-year journey reaches its close and he will not walk off alone. Beside him will be Bob O’Malley, “Bobby” to the playing group, who steps away after eighteen years of his own unheralded service. B
Match report: North Adelaide too strong against Magpies (opens the original)
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PORT ADELAIDE was outclassed by a rampant North Adelaide outfit going down by 57 points at a cold and wet Prospect Oval today. Wearing the club's First Nations guernsey, designed by former Port Adelaide player Uncle Mickey O'Brien, as part of NAIDOC Week celebrations, the Magpies controlled territory earlier but could not sustain it across four quarters, losing 13.11 (89) to 4.8 (32). North Adelaide big man Mitch Harvey opened the scoring with a superb set shot from 45 metres, and despite Xavier
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