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4.45pm ‘New role’: Port Adelaide AFLW stalwart to retire

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Port Adelaide’s AFLW stalwart Justine Mules-Robinson says the prospect of parenthood is a factor in her retirement at season’s end.

Mules-Robinson, an inaugural AFLW player who won three premierships with Adelaide before moving to the Power, and her wife Liv are expecting their first child this year.

Justine Mules-Robinson of the Power gets a kick earlier this season. AFL Photos via Getty Images

“I’m taking on a new role to being the best future mum and wife I can be,” she said.

Mules-Robinson featured in the inaugural AFLW season with the Crows after being prompted by friends to nominate for the draft.

4.43pm New rules coming for academy, father-daughter players

By Roy Ward

AFLW clubs face stiffer rules to secure pathway players or parent-child selections from the 2027 and 2028 drafts onwards.

The AFL announced the new rules on Thursday citing the need to maintain competitive balance while rewarding club investment in talent…