The Latest Breaking News from AFLW

“One more”. In two words, the great Noongar-Wajuk Australian Rules footballer Lance Franklin indicated he would play on until at least 2023. The statement “one more” also encapsulates the desire of the teams set to battle for the 2022 Australian Football League men’s (AFLM) premiership on Saturday. Geelong and Sydney,…

As AFL club presidents pore over documents to decide if Tasmania will win the 19th AFL licence, Premier Jeremy Rockliff increases the amount taxpayers will contribute, repeating his pitch that the "flow on effects" will benefit the state.

Bomber recruit Georgia Gee tells the W podcast she was "mentally drained" in her last couple of years as a Blue, and is relishing life at the Bombers with best friend Maddy Prespakis and coach Nat Wood.

Brisbane coughed up the opening three goals against Melbourne but fought back to post a 15-point win that put them on top of the AFLW ladder.

The Lions maintain their winning form, despite the best efforts of the Demons, While the Crows and Tigers celebrate their respective victories over the Magpies and Bombers.

Adelaide have hung on to post a third-straight AFLW victory, beating Collingwood by five points in a thrilling finish at Victoria Park.

Kirsty Lamb celebrated her milestone AFLW match by helping the unbeaten Bulldogs grind the Hawks into the muddy Box Hill turf.

Fremantle have blown an opportunity to secure their first AFLW win of the season, drawing 32-all with Carlton.

The old and the new of Port Adelaide have dominated as the Power broke through for their maiden AFLW victory with a 66-point thumping of Sydney.

Gold Coast showed no mental scars from a bruising QClash defeat, responding to beat St Kilda by 14 points in their AFLW clash in Mackay.

North Melbourne's record in Tasmania has improved to 10-0 after they held off a fast-finishing Geelong to post a 12-point AFLW victory.