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Nathan Buckley could be a contender to replace Chris Fagan at Brisbane
BRISBANE is considering approaching Nathan Buckley to be part of its process to find the club's next head coach.
Chris Fagan's departure last week with a year to run on his contract has left a vacancy at the three-time premiers heading into the 2027 season.
And 33 years after Buckley won the Rising Star Award as a player in his single season at the Brisbane Bears, the Lions are contemplating an approach about him returning to Queensland.
Lions head of football Danny Daly and assistant coach Cam Bruce are also expected to be considered to replace Fagan.
The biggest name to change clubs in this trade period might not be a player.
It might just be the team that successfully lures Chris Fagan through the door, following his decision to stand down as coach of Brisbane.
Could Chris Fagan take on a role at a Victorian club in 2027? AFL Photos via Getty Images
Fagan leaves the Lions with three straight premierships, and while he has spoken about his need to take a step back, he has also confirmed he wants to remain involved in footy.
On top of that, the 65-year-old has said for years that he would return to Victoria once his days with Brisbane were up.
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It was a game of wild momentum swings but Will Magnay, Dakota Mathias and Josh Bannan were particularly effective against their former team with Taran Armstrong shining as the Tasmania JackJumpers beat the Brisbane Bullets 109-99 in overtime.
Both teams had already played this round, with the Bullets suffering their first loss of NBL27 against the Sydney Kings, while the JackJumpers prevailed in quite the grind against Melbourne United at home.
That set up their match up at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Saturday night and the Bullets had an impressive first half performance trying to stay undefeated on their home floor.
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Expected depth chart:PG: Velička (IP) / Norton / Duach (DP)SG: Mackinnon / Murray (out) / Bruton (DP)SF: Hinton (IP) / McDaniel (out) / McRae (DP)PF: Williams (IP) / Mayen / RouhliadeffC: Harrison / Holt / Woodhill (NRP)
Expected depth chart:PG: Armstrong / Ayre (out) / Stoddart (NRP)SG: Hamilton (IP) (out) / Mathias (IP) / Drmic (out)SF: Johnson (IP) / Marshall / Haywood (DP)PF: Bannan / Deng (out)C: Magnay / Gold / Richardson (DP)
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The Hawks meet the modern-day Lions in a final for the first time as they aim to end the back-to-back premiers’ bid for a rare three-peat
Hawthorn are well placed to make the leap into a first grand final since 2015 after building steadily across three finals campaigns and putting on a dominant qualifying final display. A victory over Brisbane at this stage could even be the first step in a changing of the guard. But the Lions surely won’t give up their crown without a fight, as they aim to become just the third VFL/AFL side in nearly seven decades – after an earlier version from each of these clubs – to claim a premiership three-peat.
A grand final showdown with Fremantle awaits the winner of Saturday’s blockbuster preliminary final between Hawthorn and Brisbane. Live updates below!
The Lions are playing in their fourth consecutive 5:15pm prelim, having saluted in their past three, while the Hawks are back in the final four after falling to Geelong last year.
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Brisbane has won its past three clashes with Hawthorn, including the clubs’ most recent MCG meeting in Round 11 last year.
Hawthorn great Shane Crawford thinks his old club is finally ready to play in their first AFL Grand Final since 2015.
The Hawks face the Brisbane Lions in a huge MCG Preliminary Final on Saturday twilight, with the winner set to face the victor of Friday’s other Prelim at the SCG between Fremantle and Sydney in this year’s decider.
Hawthorn booked their spot in the Prelim with an upset Qualifying Final victory over the minor premier Dockers in Perth, and that performance has filled Crawford with enough confidence to declare his club ‘ready’.
While the Hawks are coming up against a formidable opponent in the Lions, who are still well and truly in the hunt for a three-peat, Crawford is tipping the MCG factor and rested legs of the Hawks to get over the line come Saturday.
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Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 24 match against the Brisbane Lions at the MCG on Friday night.
Isaac Quaynor sustained a minor glute injury in Saturday’s game against Hawthorn. He will miss Collingwood’s Round 24 game against Brisbane and is expected to be available for selection for finals.
Jeremy Howe has progressed well through his rehabilitation following a fractured arm. His availability for selection will be assessed following main training on Wednesday.
Brayden Maynard has progressed well through his rehabilitation following a minor procedure to his pes anserinus. His availability for selection will be assessed following main training on Wednesday.
You can’t have an honest debate about resting players when the AFL can’t even tell fans who’s actually injured.
The AFL’s inaugural Wildcard round has created the perfect storm for resting players. Collingwood this weekend should have the right to manipulate and manage workloads as it sees fit, while it’d be in the best interest of minor premiers Fremantle – which has nothing to play for against Carlton – to sit a few players who need a week off.
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Collingwood will be without defender Isaac Quaynor for their clash with Brisbane, while Pat Lipinski and Harry Perryman have been held back for another week.
Locked into a wildcard spot, the Magpies face a dilemma about how they approach Friday night's clash with the Lions at the MCG.
Due to finishing in the seventh to 10th bracket, Collingwood don't earn a week off heading into finals and will need to carefully manage their players this weekend.
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Of the families recorded by Brisbane Zero, 321 identified as being homeless for the first time. (ABC News: Patrick Rocca)
New data from Brisbane Zero shows last financial year there were 984 families, including 1,539 children, who were identified by name as experiencing homelessness in the city.
The snapshot is used to understand the scale of homelessness in Brisbane, and to recommend ways to improve the situation.
Caitlyn Wheatley, a youth ambassador with the Foyer Foundation, reminded people to remember that a person sleeping rough is "someone's someone".
More than 70 per cent of families listed by name as experiencing homelessness in Brisbane last year had a single mother as the sole parent, new data shows.
The census is less than a week away and many Australians are still unsure about when and how they must complete the compulsory national survey.
It could lead some to commit a costly blunder by failing to fill out the census, or providing false information.
Census night falls on Tuesday, August 11 and most households will complete the census online.
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The census is mandatory and anyone in Australia who does not fill it out on or by Tuesday, August 11 risks being fined up to $364 a day.
You still have to do the census if you are travelling or away from home on census night, but Australians who are overseas on August 11 don’t need to complete it.
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Identical quadruplets Emily, Harriet, Alexa and Catherine were born at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital last week. (Supplied: Metro Health North)
A Brisbane woman has given birth to identical quadruplet daughters in what doctors have described as one of the rarest births in the world.
Jenitar Na'amoana and her partner Jortham's four babies were delivered by caesarean at 28 weeks and four days gestation last week at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.
Emily, Harriet, Alexa, and Catherine are healthy but are being cared for in a neonatal intensive care unit.
An Australian woman has given birth to naturally conceived identical quadruplet daughters, all sharing the one placenta and split from a singular fertilised egg in one of the few known cases of its kind in the world.
In what’s being considered one of the rarest births in the world, a Brisbane mother has delivered identical quadruplet girls who were naturally conceived.
The couple who, already had four children, are now preparing for a cute but very chaotic life as a family of 10.
The girls were naturally conceived and a surprise for mother Jenitar and father Jortham Na’amoana. NIne
Harriet, Alexa, Catherine and Emily are identical quadruplet babies born at just 28 weeks and four days.
The girls were naturally conceived and a surprise for mother Jenitar and father Jortham Na’amoana.
One of their first four children was still breastfeeding when the couple found out the family was about to double.
An Australian woman has given birth to rare, naturally-conceived identical quadruplets after a pregnancy described as "extremely high risk" by the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.
The four girls, who were delivered via caesarean section at 28 weeks and four days on 14 July, were monozygotic quadruplets – where a single fertilised egg splits into four embryos.
The hospital said the girls' mother, 34-year-old Jenitar Na'amoana, and her husband Jortham, already had four children and were taken by "immense surprise" when told to expect quadruplets.
Dr Alexa Bendall, who cared for the mother from the start of her pregnancy, estimated identical quadruplets occur "at one in every 15 million pregnancies" and said "but to share the same placenta – this is unheard of".
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