‘From the Stands’ caught up with Norwood Playmaker Adrienne Davies on the SANFLW Best and Fairest Red Carpet, fresh off the win against the Dogs in the Elimination Final.

‘From the Stands’ caught up with Grace Duffy, Violet Patterson and Ellen Tyminski. The three Glenelg stars were on the Red Carpet of the SANFLW Best and Fairest Medal and were kind enough to spare some time for a rapid chat.

Mob wife, clean girl, coastal grandma, office siren, rockstar girlfriend, old money, coconut girl. While these might seem like an endless supply of buzzwords, to TikTok they are just a few of the latest fashion aesthetics.

Sometimes it might seem like the efforts that you are making for the environment aren’t really helping, but I can assure you that they are. If you continue to live consciously, others might just follow in your footsteps. Soon enough, if we all do our part, we may end up living in a completely eco-friendly state. It might take a while, but a symbiotic relationship with nature is achievable for humankind.

Port District Star Ruckman Scott Lycett joins ‘From the Stands’. In a podcast-first 30 minute plus episode, the 2018 premiership player talks through his fantastic 13 year career at the top level and his decision to come home.

Australia’s climate wars are nothing new. Since the Kyoto Protocol was signed in 1998, numerous governments (both Labor and Liberal) have failed to strengthen Australia’s energy standing, however can the Coalition’s public embrace of nuclear energy shift the debate?

Tim Silvers has backed Matthew Nicks, calling him Adelaide’s next premiership coach.

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South Australia were defeated heavily by Western Australia, losing by 67 points on Sunday morning.

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Adelaide Senior Coach Matthew Nicks believes that Adelaide were in control against the Swans, before getting blown away.

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Mitchell Hinge loses his cool and decks Taylor Adams.

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The Ruck Merry-Go-Round has come early this year, with Adelaide head coach Matthew Nicks left with a tough decision.

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The ladder leadig Swans move to nine wins in a row after beating the Crows by 42 points in Adelaide.

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