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Scans confirm the former number-one draft pick ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during the Lions' win over the Suns on the Gold Coast.

The fate of male reproductive organs is not a traditional concern in debates about the environment. But this is the most significant change Australian surgeon Dr Nick Demediuk, aka “Dr Snip,” has seen in the past decade. “There is the rise of the hardline vegan brigade. They just get it done.” Dr Demediuk says he performs a greater proportion of vasectomies upon younger people in their 20s and 30s who are concerned about overpopulation. They have no desire to ever have children for ideo...

Trade and draft review: Lions load up A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Only three short years ago, the Brisbane Lions had copped their second wooden spoon since the merger, which they followed with a disappointing 15th-placed finish in 2018 punctuated by seven losses within three goals and a percentage of 89.1 per cent. However, after second-place finishes in the past two seasons, the resurgent Lions have...

Big changes: Why Jamarra is the last No. 1 of his kind The AFL has stripped back draft concessions but the Bulldogs will continue to invest in the Academy that delivered Jamarra Ugle-Hagan AFL by Sam Landsberger Premium Content Subscriber only Western Bulldogs Next Generation Academy graduate Jamarra Ugle-Hagan was one of 2000 teenagers to benefit from their program, which the club wants to continue investing heavily in despite the AFL stripping back th...