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Adelaide forward Riley Thilthorpe opens up on his lingering mental demons: ‘It can mess with you’

Swans confirm Justin McInerney will return for preliminary final against Fremantle

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McInerney to return but free agent Amartey will miss Swans’ prelim final

‘Fair bit of flack’: Ex-whipping boy’s 8kg AFL transformation after ‘heartbreaking’ setback

2026 Toyota AFL Grand Final Parade route confirmed

Fans have their say: Four-horse premiership race on a knife edge

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