Subiaco 1973 premiership hero Dick Manning dies
Subiaco Football Club mourns the passing of 1973 premiership player Dick Manning, a key figure in ending the Lions' 49-year flag drought. Remembering a tenacious wingman and beloved teammate.
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Defunct Canberra soccer club leaves $627,000 shortfall
Liquidator's report reveals Gungahlin United FC owes $682,000 with only $55,000 in assets, leaving players, parents and government out of pocket. Read the full breakdown of the Canberra football collapse.
Cricket Club Tackles Mental Health with Special Matches
Geelong's Corio Cricket Club launches mental health awareness matches to foster community support and break down stigma. See how sport is driving change.
Coalition accused of hypocrisy on hate speech laws
Readers blast Coalition MPs for campaigning to weaken hate speech laws while criticising Albanese on anti-Semitism. Plus, Gaza editorial, ACT debt, and fireworks debate.
Vandals destroy kids' cubby at Queenscliff sports club
A beloved children's cubby house at Queenscliff Football Netball Club has been destroyed by vandals, leaving the community devastated. The club is now calling for public support to help rebuild the play space for local kids.
Wallsend FC honours 1040 first-grade players in historic list
Newcastle's historic Wallsend Football Club has immortalised every first-grade player since 1887. Discover how 1040 names, including 20 Socceroos, are fuelling a community rebuild.
Geelong Cats 2025: A Season of Highs and Heartbreak
Relive the Geelong Cats' tumultuous 2025 AFL season, from a stunning premiership win to finals heartbreak and major off-field headlines. A year no Cats fan will forget.
Federal policies blamed for ACT's deepening financial crisis
Canberra's financial pressures are a direct result of federal funding models and planning restrictions, not local mismanagement. Experts argue the system is broken. Read the full analysis.
Calls for Barr Government to reset priorities over failures
Canberra residents demand the ACT Government uses the holiday break to reassess after costly light rail delays, Phillip Pool changes and rising debt. Read the full letters to the editor.
Trump's Greenland envoy sparks Santa conspiracy theory
Canberra Times readers debate Trump's Greenland envoy, ACT pool closures, budget debt, and flag displays in a lively letters section. Read the full community discussion.
Government's failure on budget reform to cost Australians
Australian governments are squandering a perfect opportunity for budget repair, risking higher interest rates and a weaker economy. Find out why political inaction will hit your wallet.
New Women's Club Launches in North Queensland
A new women's social club, 'Wonderful Connections', is launching in North Queensland to help women build friendships and networks. The first event is on May 18.
ACT faces $1bn interest bill, credit downgrade warning
The ACT's Auditor-General warns urgent action is needed to fix the territory's budget, with annual interest payments set to hit $1 billion. Read the full report on the fiscal crisis.
MYEFO reveals debt burden for next generation
Treasurer Jim Chalmers' Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook forecasts deficits for a decade, with today's primary school children set to pay off a national debt nearing $1 trillion. Read the analysis.
Ellis Beach Surf Club rebuilds after fire for centenary
The Ellis Beach Surf Life Saving Club has triumphantly reopened after a devastating fire, securing its future just in time for its 100th anniversary. Discover the community's incredible comeback story.
A-League's daily summer games tackle school holiday boredom
The A-League's launches a festival of football from Boxing Day, with daily family-friendly matches offering affordable, active school holiday entertainment. Discover fixtures and fun.
New club plan rises from Gungahlin United ashes
Former Gungahlin United volunteers unveil a plan to rebuild a community football club in Canberra's north, backing Belnorth as a partner. The move follows the club's collapse under $700k debt.
WA football participation soars to record 90,017
Football participation in Western Australia has reached a historic high of 90,017 in 2025, fuelled by an 8% surge in women and girls playing the game. Discover the driving forces behind the boom.
Vikings Club Chisholm closure sparks community outrage
The planned closure of the Vikings Club in Chisholm after 36 years has been labelled a 'slap in the face' to locals. The move highlights tensions over ACT gaming reforms and cross-border competition.
Shannon Noll reveals heartbreaking debt after Idol fame
Australian Idol star Shannon Noll opens up about the financial hardship and family farm debt he faced after the show, despite his platinum-selling music career. Read his full story.
Wanneroo Clears $740k in Historical Library Fines
The City of Wanneroo has forgiven over $740,000 in old library fees, clearing the slate for 13,521 members. Mayor Linda Aitken urges residents to return and explore their fine-free local libraries.
Fremantle Dockers Ditch Premiership Deadlines in New Plan
Fremantle Dockers unveil a new strategic plan, moving away from public premiership timelines to focus on sustainable growth. CEO Simon Garlick explains the club's fresh direction.
Alan Ray Oval's $500k facelift as field demand soars
Ainslie Football Club's privately-owned Alan Ray Oval is undergoing a major $500,000 surface renewal, backed by the AFL. The upgrade comes as Canberra sports codes battle for scarce playing fields.
Lara coach slams rival clubs' recruiting methods
Lara Football Netball Club coach Brett Henderson has publicly condemned the 'unethical' player poaching tactics of rival clubs, sparking a major local football debate.
Freo Dockers Training Notes: Key Player Updates Revealed
Get the latest from Fremantle Dockers training. Updates on Alex Pearce's fitness, Judd McVee's role, Cooper Simpson's progress, and Hayden Young's position shift. Full details here.
Martina Crowley runs for second term on WA Football board
WA Football director Martina Crowley is running for a second term, driven by a desire to future-proof the sport and ensure equity and access across the state. Discover her vision for football's growth.
Private investigator runs for WA Football board
Private investigator Claire O'Donnell brings 15 years of grassroots football experience to her campaign for the WA Football Commission board. Discover her vision for the future of the sport.
Danielle Cattalini Runs for WA Football Board
City of South Perth manager Danielle Cattalini is running for the WA Football board, aiming to foster inclusivity and strengthen community connections across the state. Discover her vision.
Psychologist Melanie Fisher Runs for WA Football Board
Executive psychologist Melanie Fisher brings mental health expertise to WA Football board election. Learn how she aims to transform community football across Western Australia.
Reply-all email carbon footprint concerns revealed
Senate estimates reveal concerns about reply-all email carbon footprints, PM's security-driven wedding choice, and robo-debt drama casting. Read the latest political insights.
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