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  • Carlton boss won't hassle big Blue over big call

    1 week ago | thewest.com.au | Steve Larkin

  • Carlton boss won't hassle big Blue over big call

    1 week ago | colypointobserver.com.au | Steve Larkin

    Carlton's Tom De Koning (left) won't be rushed into a decision on his future by coach Michael Voss. Photo: Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOSCarlton's in-demand ruckman Tom de Koning won't be pressured to deciding his future by Blues coach Michael Voss. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue readingAll articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperDe Koning is weighing an offer from St Kilda understood to be millions of dollars above the Blues' deal.

  • Carlton boss won't hassle big Blue over big call

    1 week ago | canberratimes.com.au | Steve Larkin

    Carlton's Tom De Koning (left) won't be rushed into a decision on his future by coach Michael Voss. Photo: Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOSCarlton's in-demand ruckman Tom de Koning won't be pressured to deciding his future by Blues coach Michael Voss. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

  • Port's odd way to win leaves coach satisfied

    1 week ago | perthnow.com.au | Steve Larkin

    For Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley, this win was different. Usually when the Power triumph, they're led to victory by a vaunted midfield. But their 25-point home win against Melbourne on Sunday was powered by two key position players. Forward Mitch Georgiades kicked 7.4 and key defender Esava Ratugolea took 13 marks - career-best returns for both.

  • Australia's Enhanced Games duo face global swim bans

    3 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Steve Larkin

    Australian coach Brett Hawke and swimmer James Magnussen face global bans for their involvement in the drug-friendly Enhanced Games. Hawke and Magnussen are in the crosshairs of World Aquatics, which has enacted a new law giving swimming's global body power to ban anyone associated with Enhanced Games. Australia's triple Olympic medallist Magnussen was the first athlete to commit to competing at the inaugural Enhanced Games in Las Vegas in May next year.

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