Join us from 1pm on Saturday for our live coverage of the AFL Grand Final.
AFL free agency is a well-deserved free kick for players like James Frawley, writes Callum Godde.
Resident cartoonist Hayden Morris found himself lucky to be in the Carlton rooms on Saturday evening.
Join us from 1pm on Saturday for our live coverage of the AFL Grand Final.
AFL free agency is a well-deserved free kick for players like James Frawley, writes Callum Godde.
Resident cartoonist Hayden Morris found himself lucky to be in the Carlton rooms on Saturday evening.
Their respective sports’ most powerful patriarchs are learning to walk again even while the weight of expectation threatens to undo it all, Ben Cuzzupe writes.
Join us from 1pm on Saturday for our live coverage of the AFL Grand Final.
AFL free agency is a well-deserved free kick for players like James Frawley, writes Callum Godde.
Resident cartoonist Hayden Morris found himself lucky to be in the Carlton rooms on Saturday evening.
A La Trobe University forum is exploring the impact of sport on Australian society and communities.
Carlton’s vice captain Kade Simpson has always played his role for the team. But as Robert Beaton discovered, things haven’t always gone to plan.
Last night Carlton coach Mick Malthouse spoke to La Trobe University alumni about leadership, goal-setting, and of course, football. Sam McInerney was in attendance.
In his weekly AFL wrap, Riley Beveridge congratulates a trio of teams for opening their 2013 account, laments Hawthorn’s latest ACL injury, and praises a terrific Travis Cloke.
The Blues are winless in 2013 – having lost to archrivals Richmond and Collingwood – and have a few tough weeks ahead of them. Despite all that, Sam McInerney believes there’s plenty to like about Carlton’s start to the year.
In his weekly AFL wrap, Riley Beveridge praises some unheralded Pies, damns the Demons and examines the bizarre start to the season.
Michael Malthouse and ABC Central Victoria presenter, Ann Jones, will visit the La Trobe University Bendigo campus to speak about all things media and sport.
Mick Malthouse was unveiled as Carlton’s new senior coach this morning, and upstart’s Riley Beveridge had access to his first press conference as a Blue.
Brett Ratten won’t be coaching Carlton in 2013, but his performance at today’s press conference was pure class, writes Riley Beveridge and Matt Walsh.
Join panellists Mick Malthouse and Martin Flanagan tomorrow as they discuss Melbourne’s favourite topic: AFL football.
Every football team has its stars, but what about the rest? Michael Pollock takes a look at some of the AFL’s most important, yet unappreciated players.
La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow Mick Malthouse speaks to David Lowden about Jim Stynes, his decision to leave Collingwood, racism in football and climate change.
Eager to get his footy socks on for another season, Nick Ciantar casts his eyes ahead to AFL 2012 and gives his predictions for the year in football.
