Phoebe McWilliams
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Austin's powers: Former Blue's red-hot season all due to Demons' 'love and care' (opens the original)
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MIA AUSTIN was heartbroken when her time at Carlton suddenly came to an end. The club that had given her AFLW career its start opted to trade the 22-year-old forward at the end of the 2025 season. “It was probably a bit unexpected,” Austin said. “I didn't really get much of a warning about it and then it all happened so fast. “I think initially I was a little bit devastated and heartbroken because you have such good relationships there and you love everyone at the club, and you never think of le
More than a number: Why this Saint is going back to the future (opens the original)
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EVERY footballer has a connection to the number on their back. It reminds them of a place, a time, a person, a game, a moment. It represents a player's journey, each unique, and forms part of their football identity. That's why this season St Kilda defender Bianca Jakobsson changed her number from No.8 to No.35. The timing felt right for Jakobsson to return to the number she had worn throughout her entire junior years and early into her NAB AFLW career. The sudden passing of her dad in 2023 lit
How fresh approach helped Fitzgerald lift Dogs to positive start (opens the original)
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IT'S BEEN a long time since the Western Bulldogs have made such a positive start to a NAB AFLW campaign. You'd have to go all the way back to season seven in 2022, when the Dogs won their first three matches, to find the team from the Melbourne's west in the top half of the ladder after three rounds. That's why this season feels different to Bulldogs leader Jess Fitzgerald. "I was saying to some of the other girls today that I'm not sure if I've ever been a part of some solid wins at the start o
All-club special: Who's enjoying a red-hot start to the season? (opens the original)
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FORMER league best and fairest winners, emerging youngsters, and stars returning from injury - a whole host of players have impressed in the first three rounds of 2026. Two league best and fairests are putting together career-best numbers, whilst a Giant and a Demon look like they have missed a beat since returning from long-term injuries. A young Power star is leading the competition in defence, while a new Blues recruit looks right at home in her new colours. With a quarter of the season now i
Finals, forwards, flash-in-the-pan: Your club's burning question for the 2026 season (opens the original)
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AS A NEW season unfolds there are questions hanging over each and every club: will the off-season trades prove to be smart deals, can a star player improve, will a change in coach bring a better result? Even the expectation put around a group from past performances - bad or good - can become the crucial factor as they try to lift for another campaign. We look at what is being asked of your club as 2026 moves into top gear, and whether it can come up with the goods. The Crows have been perennial
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