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  • The 25: The AFLW’s best players ranked ahead of the 2026 season | AFLW team previews: How every n…

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    The 25: The AFLW's best players ranked ahead of the 2026 season

    Welcome to 'The 25', where AFL.com.au's team of experts rank the best players in the game

    AFL.com.au's rolling list of the top players is back for the AFLW season, where we will rank the best of the best in the women's comp every month throughout the year.

    The criteria is simple – if every player in the competition was fully fit and lined up against a wall right now, who would you pick first? Multiple members of the AFL.com.au team did exactly that, with our overall consensus forming the final list.

    Sarah Black, Dylan Bolch and Sophie Welsh debate whether double-headers work better with the men’s game first or second, unpack which players are still eligible for the Rising Star, and preview the introduction of AFL.com.au’s inaugural AFLW edition of The 25

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  • The Week Ahead: NZ CPI, Tesla Earnings, Global PMIs | New Zealand Central Bank Governor Has Time …

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    The Week Ahead: NZ CPI, Tesla Earnings, Global PMIs

    Corporate earnings from Tesla, Alphabet, Intel, and GE Vernova are likely to dominate markets this week, keeping the AI trade firmly in the headlines. However, inflation and global growth data could still prove important, especially given the dollar's resurgence, which has already pushed the yen to levels not seen in decades, and strengthened the case for central banks to tighten policy.

    New Zealand’s Q2 CPI is expected to show a notable rebound in inflation, with Westpac forecasting a +1.5% quarterly rise (taking the annual rate to 4.1% from 3.1%), the highest in two years — close to the RBNZ’s 3.9% projection. The spike is primarily driven by surging fuel prices (petrol +20%, diesel +51% q/q amid Middle East tensions), alongside higher household energy and food costs, while non-tradables remain firm at +0.6% q/q (annual 3.4%) due to administered prices. Core measures are softening but still sit above the RBNZ’s 2% midpoint target, raising concerns about spillovers into broader prices despite soft demand and labour market conditions. A hotter-than-expected print could support the NZD/USD by tempering rate-cut expectations, while a softer core reading would weigh on it by reinforcing easing bets.

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  • School strike to go ahead as teachers reject pay offer | Vic teachers set to strike after rejecti…

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    School strike to go ahead as teachers reject pay offer

    Victorian public school staff have voted to reject the state government’s latest pay offer, paving the way for statewide strikes to go ahead on Thursday.

    Teachers, principals and education support staff voted against a pay offer of 28.3 per cent over four years, during an online ballot of union members that began last week and ended at 1pm on Tuesday.

    Public school staff will stage a mass walkout on Thursday in an attempt to force the state government back to the negotiating table.

    The result of the Australian Education Union members’ vote was 48.82 per cent to 51.18 per cent in favour of rejecting the offer. More than 50,677 union members voted, representing 90.2 per cent of those eligible.

    Vote deadline on teacher pay offer as strike looms

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    Public school teachers will walk off the job for the second time in months after rejecting a revised pay offer.

    Victorian members of the Australian Education Union voted to turn down the state government's updated offer of a 28.3 per cent pay rise over the next four years.

    The union on Tuesday revealed almost 49 per cent of members voted to accept the deal and more than 51 per cent of members rejected it.

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  • Cats cop late blow ahead of Friday night battle with Suns. Follow LIVE | Match Preview | White Ou…

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    Cats cop late blow ahead of Friday night battle with Suns. Follow LIVE

    Follow all the action from Friday night's clash between Geelong and Gold Coast

    GEELONG has been dealt a big blow an hour before its clash with Gold Coast on Friday night, with versatile mid Jack Bowes a late withdrawal.

    The 28-year-old has been replaced in the side by George Stevens, who comes in for just his third AFL game and first of the season.

    Bowes has been battling hamstring tightness and was seen undergoing a fitness test under the watchful eyes of medical staff in the hours before the game, but the Cats opted not to risk him for the clash at GMHBA Stadium.

    Match Preview | White Out Game at the Cattery

    The stage is set for an unmissable night at GMHBA Stadium, with the Cats set to take on the Gold Coast Suns

    The White Out Game has arrived and the Cats are set for one of the biggest nights of the year, set to take on the Gold Coast Suns in a Friday night blockbuster at GMHBA Stadium. 

    It looms as an important game for Geelong two weeks out from their mid-season bye, as they look to bounce back after suffering consecutive defeats over the past two weeks. 

    The two sides met earlier in the year and the Suns prevailed on the Gold Coast, but the Cats hold a perfect 8-0 record against the visitors at Kardinia Park. 

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    Live: Gold Coast edging tight start to crucial clash with Geelong

    Geelong kicks seven-straight goals to take control of a crucial clash with Gold Coast, as Suns coach Damien Hardwick sees red.

    Boos ring around Kardinia Park as Bailey Smith lays a terrific tackle on Matt Rowell, but isn't rewarded with a holding the ball free kick.

    Smith dragged Rowell to ground after Rowell had tried to fend him off, and then Rowell was able to handball it away.

    He got ample time to get rid of that one, he's a lucky man.

    The Suns are able to proceed forward after Rowell's handball and Ben King takes an uncontested mark inside 50.

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  • Emirates to press ahead with expansion despite Middle East war | Emirates Airline Buys 29 Largest…

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    Emirates Airline Buys 29 Largest Passenger Aircraft in the World

    DUBAI– Emirates (EK) purchased 29 Airbus A380 superjumbos and five Boeing 777 aircraft during the 2025-26 financial year, strengthening its long-term fleet strategy while recording the highest annual profit in airline industry history.

    The Dubai-based carrier, which operates from Dubai International Airport (DXB), confirmed the aircraft acquisitions in its latest annual financial report.

    The purchases involved aircraft previously operated under lease agreements, allowing Emirates to transition the jets into full ownership as it continues investing heavily in its widebody fleet and cabin modernization program.

    Emirates revealed that the 29 Airbus A380s acquired during the fiscal year were already active within its fleet and nearing the end of their leasing contracts.

    Emirates to offer 20-week bonus after posting record profit

    Emirates will offer a 20-week bonus to eligible employees after it posted a record profit for the fiscal year ended in March, The National understands.

    It was the fourth consecutive year of record profits for the Dubai airline, despite disruption in the last month of the 12-month period due to the Iran war. Emirates reported profit after tax of Dh19.7 billion ($5.4 billion), up more than 3 per cent for the year ended March 2026, it said on Thursday.

    Revenue rose 2 per cent to Dh130.9 billion during the year, as the airline “strategically” used its capacity to serve surging demand across markets.

    This is the “best profit performance” in the airline’s history, Emirates said.

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  • Key talking points ahead of Norwich City vs Ipswich Town | Norwich vs Ipswich predictions, team n…

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    Key talking points ahead of Norwich City vs Ipswich Town

    Ipswich Town travel to Carrow Road to take on local rivals Norwich City

    With any football derby, emotions are high, tension is thick and fans are hoping their side can get a win to provide ultimate bragging rights — and it will be no different for the East Anglian derby.

    This time, Norwich City take on rivals Ipswich Town at home at Carrow Road in what could be a big game for both Championship sides.

    Town currently sit in third, just one point below the second automatic promotion slot, while Norwich will be hoping a few more points could put them in the play-offs, so there is much to play for.

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    Date Saturday, April 11Kick-off 12.30pmVenue Carrow Road, NorwichCompetition ChampionshipTV Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Football

    Norwich and Ipswich will meet in one of the biggest East Anglian derbies in recent memory at Carrow Road in the Championship on Saturday lunchtime.

    The Canaries have enjoyed a resurgence in the second half of the season and still harbour faint hopes of gatecrashing the playoffs, while Ipswich are firmly in the race for automatic promotion and will take a giant step towards a top-two finish if they secure a rare win at the home of their fierce rivals.

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  • Cool day at Augusta National ahead of Masters | ‘Be patient’: Baker-Finch’s tip for beastly Augus…

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    'Be patient': Baker-Finch's tip for beastly Augusta

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    Golf great Ian Baker-Finch is urging Australia's Masters hopefuls to stay cool as a hot start looms critical at a potentially treacherous Augusta National.

    With a rare forecast of four clear days for the first major of the year, officials are tipped to test the world's best players with devilish pin placements and perilously fast fairways.

    Augusta National was one of the first clubs to install sophisticated sub-air systems under all 18 greens to control moisture levels and air temperature to effectively manage scoring.Former runners-up Jason Day and Cameron Smith have both welcomed the expected gruelling conditions, declaring "the tougher the better".

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  • Melbourne rock the casuals ahead of Round 3 clash | Watson: Melbourne’s innovation will be copi…

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    Melbourne rock the casuals ahead of Round 3 clash

    Melbourne has become the first club to embrace the casual clothing trend, with squad members arriving to Sunday's game in their choice of attire.

    Latrelle Pickett wore all black, Koltyn Tholstrup rocked boardies, Jake Lever brought a duffle bag, Max Gawn sported a tank top and Ed Langdon brought a bicycle with him. 

    But it was Changkuoth Jiath's tee and jeans combo which arguably won the pre-game fashion stakes.

    The move aligns with Melbourne's strategy of embracing personality and having more fun in 2026, which has been visible in all elements of the footy club from the brand of footy they have played to their social media strategy.

    Watson: Melbourne’s innovation will be copied – and so it should

    Tim Watson believes Melbourne’s innovation in wearing casual clothes to Sunday’s game against Carlton will be followed by others.

    The Demons turned heads when players rocked up to the MCG in casual wear rather than regular club gear.

    Watson, who has been advocating for this for some time, loves what the Dees did and reckons others will now follow suit.

    “We live in a copycat league,” said Watson on SEN Breakfast.

    “It just takes one brave, creative individual or a group to buck the system, innovate and adore for a long-held belief to be shattered.

    “Melbourne allowing its players to wear clothes they choose to a game will be followed by a stampede of other clubs.

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    AFL 2026: Melbourne players swap club issued uniform for casual clothes; Zurich Insurance

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  • Ugochukwu feeling confident ahead of Qualifying after going fastest in Melbourne Practice | Ugoch…

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    QUALIFYING: Nael beats Ugochukwu to pole as Campos seal Melbourne 1-2

    Ugo Ugochukwu says he knows what he has to do to take pole in Melbourne, with the Campos Racing driver feeling confident about his chances after a good Free Practice session.

    The American driver’s 1:34.607 was the fastest time by a good margin, with Rodin Motorsport’s Brando Badoer his closest rival, 0.427s behind.

    For Ugochukwu, it was a positive start to the weekend, but speaking after stepping out of a debrief with Campos, he says the aim is all about taking this form forward to Qualifying.

    “I’m feeling good of course,” said Ugochukwu. “It's a good start. I was feeling really good out on track, the car was feeling good, so I think we're in quite a good place going into Qualifying.

    Ugochukwu and Mini fast in F2 and F3

    Ugo Ugochukwu and Gabriele Mini have led the opening practice sessions of Formula 3 and 2, respectively as the Aussies find their feet.

    F3 started Friday’s action with Ugochukwu carrying on his momentum from New Zealand and being well clear of the field.

    Ugochukwu was the only driver to record a 1m34s time in the one-hour session with his 1:34.607 four tenths clear of Brando Badoer and Noah Stromsted.

    James Wharton in his return to Prema was the leading Aussie in 17th place, being a second off the pace.

    After a strong debut season last year, Wharton hopes to take a step forward after moving from ART.

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    Ugochukwu leads first FIA F3 practice of 2026 in Melbourne

    Ugo Ugochukwu set the pace in practice ahead of the first round of the 2026 FIA Formula 3 championship.

    The Campos Racing driver was 0.427 seconds quicker than Brando Badoer, while the next five drivers were all separated by less than a tenth of a second.

    Practice was brought to an end five minutes early after flames appeared from the back of Mattia Colnaghi’s car and he came to a stop on track.

    The majority of the session ran relatively incident free. A few drivers suffered lock-ups and trips over the grass, including Patrick Heuzenroeder, who is deputising for the injured Ernesto Rivera in Melbourne, but all were able to continue without problems. 

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  • Meaney chats ahead of our season opener | ‘Not serious about rugby league’: Exiled star slamm…

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    Meaney chats ahead of our season opener

    Nick Meaney previews our first game of 2026, Round 1 against the Eels.

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    ‘Not serious about rugby league’: Exiled star slammed over Storm snub as swap players named

    Zac Lomax’s move to the Melbourne Storm was reportedly derailed by former teammate and ex-NSW Origin player Ryan Matterson — who has unloaded about never being consulted in the deal, despite being “the first blamed”.

    Caught in the crossfire in negotiations between the Storm and Parramatta Eels, the forgotten Origin forward has since broken his silence on the matter.

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    “For several weeks I have been away from the club managing concussion symptoms under the care of a neurologist who has guided me throughout my ten year career,” Matterson said in a statement posted on his Instagram account.

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    ‘Players aren’t bargaining chips’: Matterson, RLPA criticise clubs using him as currency

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    Eels forward Ryan Matterson and the Rugby League Players Association (RLPA) have criticised the actions of Parramatta and Melbourne and accused the clubs of using him as a pawn in the now-spiked Zac Lomax trade.

    Melbourne had agreed to sign Matterson – whose future is clouded as he deals with ongoing concussion symptoms – if they were allowed to sign Lomax, but the deal fell through after Matterson refused to move without a contract for 2027.

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