AFL

With a record crowd behind them, Sydney's AFLW team have beaten Essendon in their first match since their AFL team's hotel scandal rocked the entire club.

Supporters came out in droves to send a message at the AFLW-AFL double-header, but one banner was taken down after ‘barely three minutes’.

Audio from Monday morning has reportedly emerged, with the AFL’s integrity unit investigating after being made aware of the recording by the Sydney Swans.

Sydney Swans fans have smashed the home crowd record in a show of support for the AFLW team, but a large section walked out before the men’s team played.

Sydney Swans fans are preparing for an emotionally charged afternoon at the SCG, with some supporters still considering walking out after the AFLW side’s historic clash before the men’s team takes the field.

Three women remain in hiding and fearful for their safety, with two potential civil claims emerging over the alleged Sydney Swans sexual assault scandal.

Carlton continued their remarkable resurgence under Josh Fraser by surging into the AFL wildcard round with victory over Fremantle.

The Lions star has seemingly made his relationship official with a kiss after Brisbane’s big win.

The Swans have responded after police revealed a fresh detail in the investigation into an alleged sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel.

Statements are flying everywhere and the Swans have again made their position very clear.

Isaac Heeney’s fiancée Steffanie Waters has reportedly left their Sydney home as fresh allegations emerge from the Swans hotel scandal.

Shocking new details have emerged about what allegedly happened inside the Sydney Swans players’ hotel room, with a sixth man now linked to the room.

The 51-year-old is forced to admit in the video that he owes money to a well-known bikie gang.

When managing a crisis the fundamental and crucial question is: What Do We Stand For?

There will be a fitness watch on Scott Pendlebury for AFL wildcard round after the Magpie was forced out of Collingwood's game with Brisbane before halftime.

AFL luminary Eddie McGuire did not hold back in April when the AFL announced a new-look illicit drugs policy aimed at closing loopholes and providing harsher sanctions.

The lawyer has described the players’ alleged behaviour as ‘degrading’, claiming it ‘crossed a line’.