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Parliamentary proceedings have taken a back seat for a few moments as Anthony Albanese and Angus Taylor delivered heartfelt tributes to AFL legend Neale Daniher after the 65-year-old’s death on Monday.

From clubs fighting for an 18-year-old Neale Daniher’s signature to raising millions in the battle to find a cure for motor neuron disease, here’s a timeline of one of the AFL’s great’s life and times.

Take a look back at football icon Neale Daniher’s life in pictures as he is remembered following his devastating death.

Melbourne has led the tributes for AFL champion and motor neurone disease warrior Neale Daniher after the 65-year-old’s death on Monday.

The ‘heartbroken’ family of football great Neale Daniher have released a statement after he died in Melbourne on Monday aged 65. Read it in full here.

Football icon Neale Daniher has died after a public and inspirational fight with motor neurone disease that lasted more than a decade. 

Queensland’s failure to release Reece Walsh on the Blues is the reason I believe New South Wales will wake up on Thursday morning with a 1-0 lead in this year’s State of Origin series, writes Mark Carroll.

Andrew Abdo has left his post as the league’s boss despite critical ongoing negotiations.

As biohacking gains momentum among elites, the Enhanced Games aim to normalise longevity drugs through a Vegas sports spectacle.

‘The amount of families destroyed because a woman has this catastrophic event is more than I can bear.’

Collingwood star Jamie Elliott is facing an uphill battle to get back on the AFL field after scans revealed the worst possible outcome for his knee injury.

Insisting the proof is in the pudding, captain Rhyan Grant is confident Sydney FC will return to the grand final stage under new coach Patrick Kisnorbo.

Scott Pendlebury didn’t have it all his own way in his record-breaking game, but his party was never going to be denied at the MCG.

For Collingwood, Saturday afternoon at the MCG was about celebrating the fantastic career of an icon of not only their club but the AFL in Scott Pendlebury as he claimed the game’s record with match No.433.

North Melbourne have come back from 43 points behind in the second quarter to beat Gold Coast by six points in a pulsating Marvel Stadium clash.