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BRISBANE forward Will McLachlan has requested a trade to Melbourne, according to AFL.com.au's Cal Twomey.
McLachlan met with the Demons and Essendon earlier this week, while the Lions have also been keen to hold onto him.
Brisbane forward Will McLachlan has requested a trade to Melbourne. The out-of-contract 21-year-old met with Melbourne and Essendon earlier this week but has decided on the Dees after their long pursuit. @TradeRadio @AFLcomau https://t.co/9WJMbSKQcM
The 21-year-old has settled on the Dees, having struggled to break into the AFL side at the Lions.
McLachlan made his AFL debut in 2025, having been picked mid-year the previous season, and played six games before featuring only once this year in Brisbane's premiership run.
Brisbane forward Will McLachlan has nominated Melbourne as his preferred landing spot in this year's AFL Trade Period.
McLachlan has been canvassing his options after playing just one game for Brisbane this year, stuck behind Kai Lohmann, Cam Rayner, Zac Bailey, Charlie Cameron and a three-pronged tall forward line.
Out-of-contract, he also met Essendon, but has chosen the Dees after kicking 35 goals in 11 VFL games this year, according to AFL Media.
A Geelong Falcons graduate, he was selected in the 2024 Mid-Season Rookie Draft and played six games last year.
Melbourne is also expected to land 2023 first-round draft pick Zane Duursma from North Melbourne, with Roos list boss Brady Rawlings revealing on Trade Radio on Wednesday that there is little hope he will change his mind to re-sign at Arden St.
Brisbane list manager Dom Ambrogio speaks with Josh Gabelich and Michael Voss on Continental Tyres AFL Trade Radio
Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge bring you the latest trade news on Gettable Trade Desk
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Explore the latest developments concerning Sandro Mamukelashvili rises.
Walker Kessler will be the Los Angeles Lakers’ starting center for the upcoming season. A 7-footer could change things for the Lakers, and the franchise didn’t want to overcomplicate finding a backup for him.
If it calls for the situation, one name that could play there is new addition Sandro Mamukelashvili.
According to The Athletic Law Murray, Mamukelashvili is locked in as a solid rotation piece. However, given his deal, he may move to the center depth to gain more minutes.
“The Lakers could start Mamukelashvili next to Kessler with that kind of contractual commitment, as he’d give the Lakers an intriguing inside-outside presence offensively,” Murray wrote. “Kevon Looney is the nominal backup center, but he fits better as the fourth or fifth big, leaving Mamukelashvili to absorb significant second-unit minutes at power forward and/or center.”
Mamukelashvili will start in Tuesday's preseason game against the Warriors, Jovan Buha of The Athletic reports.
The Lakers have seven players inactive for Tuesday's exhibition, so Mamukelashvili could see reasonable minutes. Joining him in the first unit will be Bronny James, Quentin Grimes, Jake LaRavia and Adou Thiero.
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Explore the latest developments concerning The Mary and.
It’s rare to have two of Australia’s biggest names in sport openly dating each other. I understand that, it’s inherently fascinating to the public and media alike.
But in the same vein, we have to ask ourselves if we’ve created a maelstrom where neither Mary Fowler nor Nathan Cleary can exist without the other.
Nathan Cleary and Mary Fowler are now unable to be torn apart in both their personal and professional lives. Getty Images
It’s difficult to find Fowler stories in which she is not connected to Cleary’s career in some way. On the other side of the coin, Cleary’s future is irrevocably tied and framed around where Fowler is or might be.
Matildas players were surprised and senior Football Australia officials were reportedly unimpressed after superstar Mary Fowler withdrew from the national squad on Tuesday morning.
A Matildas press release, issued just after 6am AEDT, revealed the gun was unavailable for two international friendlies this month “due to personal circumstances”.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, it came as a surprise to some Football Australia heavies who woke up to the news at the same time as the general public.
“The decision was made following discussions between Fowler, Manchester City and Matildas staff,” a statement said.
Fowler, who is arguably Australia’s second biggest football star behind Sam Kerr, turned out for Manchester City in the Women’s Super League on Monday and helped them beat fellow powerhouse Arsenal 4-2.
When someone shows you who they are, as American writer and civil rights activist Maya Angelou once said, you should believe them the first time.
Mary Fowler has shown us who she is. She is not exactly hiding it. She has told us, explicitly and proudly, about what makes her tick, the things that she truly values in life, and where soccer sits in her personal pecking order – and we admire her for this. But we don’t seem to be listening.
We are patiently waiting for her to finally find that permanent role in the Matildas’ starting XI so that we can watch her settle in and play there for the next decade. We dream of seeing her become an undisputed global superstar, winning Ballons d’Or and UEFA Champions League medals, leading the Matildas and Australian soccer towards greatness, all without wondering if she actually wants any of these things, or if we just want them for us, via her.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Alleged Coconut Cartel.
A man linked to the Coconut Cartel has been arrested after detectives allegedly found incriminating evidence on a phone he left at the scene of a shooting in Sydney’s northwest, where an 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in the face, police allege.
Reece Fakhr, 18, was arrested by strike force detectives and Australian Federal Police at Sydney International Airport on Tuesday as he allegedly attempted to leave the country. He has been charged with 10 offences, including conspiracy to murder, kidnapping, arson and directing a criminal group.
Police allege Fakhr is a key player in the high-profile Coconut Cartel organised criminal network.
Investigators linked Reece Fakhr to the scene of a boy's shooting last month, sources say. (ABC News: Liam Patrick)
NSW Police say they have arrested a "key player" in gang, with the man accused of setting up murders, kidnappings and arsons.
Sources have told the ABC Reece Fakhr's phone was found at the scene of the shooting of an 11-year-old boy at Norwest last month.
Mr Fakhr is not accused of any wrongdoing over the boy's death.
An 18-year-old man accused of being a senior member of a Sydney gang was arrested and charged after his phone was found at the scene of a boy's shooting last month, sources say.
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Meghan Markle has reportedly faced an awkward reception in her new Cotswolds home, with claims that several staff at a popular local pub "didn't want to serve her".
Meghan Markle was snubbed by staff at a popular Cotswolds pub, with insiders claiming several employees "didn't want to serve" the Duchess of Sussex’s table.
The 45-year-old recently returned to the UK "for an extended period of time" following six years in the US and has already been spotted twice at The Three Horseshoes in Asthall, near Burford.
Meghan was first seen at the popular watering hole with fellow American celebrity Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, before returning with close friend Kelly Zajfen.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s “eventful” move back to Britain is rife with day-to-day challenges as the couple face a new one in their neighbourhood.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had some mixed reviews back home from their Montecito neighbourhood, but the couple may have faced a tougher crowd on British soil.
According to a new report, Harry and Meghan’s Cotswold neighbours are unhappy about the protocols that they have taken around them. Meghan is frequently seen at the nearby farm shop surrounded by guards, which the crowd finds “annoying”.
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The Wallabies’ chances of upsetting the All Blacks have received a major boost with reigning John Eales Medallist Len Ikitau passing a fitness test ahead of the series opener at Eden Park on Saturday.
Ikitau limped off Optus Stadium last month with what was thought to be a recurrence of the ankle injury that required surgery and kept him sidelined for the opening games of Les Kiss’ reign.
Len Ikitau suffered an ankle injury in the Wallabies’ win over South Africa. Getty Images
But scans revealed only bone bruising and Ikitau took full part in Tuesday’s intense training session in Auckland.
Fraser McReight paid credit to tough love from now-All Blacks coach Dave Rennie for helping him become a world-class flanker, as the Wallabies received the welcome news of another major star who debuted under Rennie being cleared to play in the Bledisloe Cup opener on Saturday.
Influential centre Len Ikitau has overcome an ankle injury and is set to line up against the All Blacks at Eden Park, but will shift back to No.12 to replace the suspended Hunter Paisami.
Ikitau will not reunite with Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii in the midfield, however, with coach Les Kiss keeping the athletic star on the wing and instead calling up Isaac Henry to wear the No.13.
New Wallabies call-up Toby Macpherson is calling on his experiences with greats from both sides of the Tasman ahead of a potential Test debut.
Macpherson was named in his maiden Wallabies squad last week ahead of the Bledisloe Cup series, kicking off on Saturday in Auckland.
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Fans are paying tribute to six departing Penrith Panthers players after they were farewelled by the club on Tuesday night. Dylan Edwards surprisingly pipped Nathan Cleary to the Penrith Panthers' player of the year gong at the club's end-of-season presentation night, despite the champion No.7 winning the Dally M Medal, along with the RLPA players' player of the year, Wally Lewis medal and Brad Fittler medal in 2026.
Cleary was unable to attend as he recovers from double leg surgery, and there was another element of sadness as the Panthers bid farewell to six players. Freddy Lussick became the latest to confirm his departure on Monday after agreeing a two-year deal with the Canterbury Bulldogs from 2027.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are thrilled to announce the signing of Freddy Lussick on a two-year deal.
The 26-year-old hooker joins the Club with 70 NRL games under his belt across stints with the Roosters, Dragons, Warriors and Panthers.
He was instrumental in the Panthers’ run to the preliminary finals this year, playing 20 games, starting in all but three and finishing the season with four tries and an average of 34 tackles per game.
Bulldogs General Manager of Football Phil Gould AM was excited to confirm the signing.
“We recognised that we needed more depth at hooker and Freddy fills that void perfectly,” he said.
The Penrith Panthers confirmed that six players will leave the club at their end-of-season awards night on Tuesday, after losing to the Knights in the preliminary final.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and the Perth Bears remain the biggest winners, receiving almost every player who is confirmed to be leaving the Western Sydney-based club.
Jack Cole, Liam Henry and Scott Sorensen will all head west to the Perth Bears, who are preparing for their first season.
Cole and Henry spoke to Zero Tackle exclusively about why they signed with the Bears as they continue their careers together.
Since he was a teenager, Cole has been with the Panthers and made his NRL debut with Henry in 2022, when they both scored a try in their first game.
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A Qantas passenger has praised the airline for going above and beyond for him after his "rookie mistake" before takeoff.
Kyle told Yahoo Lifestyle he and his partner were about to travel from Brisbane to Japan when he realised he hadn't asked for a special meal for the nine-hour flight.
He has coeliac disease, an autoimmune condition requiring him to have a gluten-free diet, and he feared he would have to endure the entire journey with nothing to eat.
Qantas requires at least 24 hours' notice if passengers need a special meal, like gluten-free, vegan, or halal.
When Kyle realised his mistake at the airport, he made a beeline for the Qantas service desk, but staff said they were unsure if anything could be done.
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An airline passenger is suing Qantas after allegedly slipping down wet stairs before a regional flight.
But the company says the man's injuries were caused by his own actions.
Roy Van der Meer was at the Qantas domestic terminal at Sydney Airport, bound for Albury on the NSW-Victoria border, on the afternoon of December 7, 2024.
Mr Van der Meer was directed to walk down portable metal stairs from the terminal to the tarmac.
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The alleged accident occurred on a QantasLink Sunstate aircraft bound for Albury. Photo: DaHuzyBru/File.
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Hundreds turn out at Bondi Pavilion for the October 7 vigil on Wednesday. (ABC News)
Hundreds of people have gathered at Bondi for a vigil commemorating the October 7 attacks.
Some were draped in Israeli flags as they held a minute's silence, remembering the deadly attack.
Australian Jewry co-CEO Alex Ryvchin said it was "reflective" service for a community who had "been through a great deal".
Hundreds of people have gathered for a Sydney vigil commemorating three years since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
The event in Bondi held a minute's silence at 6:29am, the same time of day Hamas militants launched their deadly assault on Israel in 2023.
Israeli communities shattered by Hamas massacres are torn between rebuilding their lives and remembering lost friends and relatives
Keith Siegel spent many of his long hours in Hamas captivity in Gaza etching everything that happened after 7 October 2023 into his memory. For 484 days, he recited to himself every place he was held, the dates he was moved and every attack or humiliation he endured or witnessed.
He aimed to store intelligence that could help Israeli forces free other hostages if he was released, to keep track of time as the days slid by and be able to tell his family what happened to him. Now his body is free, but he cannot loosen those memories.
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