Shayne Hope is a Sports Reporter at AAP. With a focus on competitive sports, team sports, and major league sports, Shayne covers a wide array of topics including international sports leagues, tournaments, and the business of sports. He has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The New Daily.
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The superstar will do everything he can to return from a serious injury in the final round of the season.
Battered Geelong star Jeremy Cameron is aiming for a quick return from his shoulder injury, with the Cats leaving the door open for a comeback before the finals.
Geelong coach Chris Scott says certain conversations will remain private while opting not to confirm or deny reports he made direct contact with Essendon's Zach Merrett about a possible trade.
The Western Bulldogs could be without star defender Bailey Dale for the rest of the AFL home-and-away season because of a fractured shoulder.
Collingwood defender Billy Frampton has been cleared to play in a crucial match against Carlton after having a suspension for rough conduct downgraded to a fine at the AFL tribunal.
The three-person panel deliberated for around an hour and the decision hinged on one key detail.
Essendon have become the second club to be hit with a $20,000 fine by the AFL this season after Angus Clarke failed in his bid to overturn a charge of careless contact with an umpire.
Geelong star Max Holmes was helped off the field with a potentially serious ankle injury in a comprehensive 27-point win over St Kilda.
Max Holmes appears set to join fellow Geelong star Jeremy Cameron on the sidelines after twisting his leg awkwardly in the Cats' win over St Kilda.
By: Oliver Caffrey, Shayne Hope
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