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Six New Swans: 2025 Telstra AFL Draft Wrap
Six new Swans have been welcomed to the club at the conclusion of the 2025 Telstra AFL Draft.
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2025 AFLW Club Champion
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of our AFLW squad - tickets on sale now.
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2026 Gather Round Getaway
Join us for an unforgettable Gather Round experience.
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Sydney Swans Foundation 2025 Impact Report
Celebrating 20 years of impact - read now.
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Sydney Swans Institute
The Sydney Swans Institute: helping people and teams do their life’s best work.
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Celebrate Christmas with the Swans
It’s a Chad Christmas! Celebrate the holiday season with the Sydney Swans
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“If I could be half the player as him I’d have a very successful career.” - King
Sydney Swans 2025 Telstra AFL Draft pick and QBE Sydney Swans Academy player Max King tours Sellers and Colless Centre and shares what he’s most excited for joining the team and what members and fans can expect from his game.
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Hall of Fame Bio: William Thomas
As we continue to reflect on the club's 150 year history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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Hall of Fame Bio: Len Thomas
As we continue to reflect on the club's 150 year history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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Hall of Fame Bio: Graham Teasdale
As we continue to reflect on the club's 150 year history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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Hall of Fame Bio: Jim Taylor
As we continue to reflect on the club's 150 year history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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Hall of Fame Bio: Mark Tandy
As we continue to reflect on the club's history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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Hall of Fame Bio: Bruce Sloss
As we continue to reflect on the club's history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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Hall of Fame Bio: Basil Sellers
As we continue to reflect on the club's history, which began in South Melbourne in 1874 and then to the Harbour City in 1982, we are highlighting the greats in the Swans Hall of Fame.
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More than Footy, presented by Bing Lee
More than Footy, presented by Bing Lee
‘More than Footy’ features guests connected to the red and white family who open up about their life and love of the game. The show illustrates that the reach of footy extends well beyond the game on the field.
‘More than Footy’ features guests connected to the red and white family who open up about their life and love of the game. The show illustrates that the reach of footy extends well beyond the game on the field.
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Maningrida Footy Festival 2025
Players and staff joined the Australian Defence Force and Mala’la Aboriginal Medical Service in Darwin, before travelling to remote communities within West Arnhem Land including Jabiru, Ramingining, Milingimbi and Maningrida. Part of the Australian Government’s Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) program. This year, the primary message focuses on the impact of second-hand smoking in the community - those who don't smoke but are affected by friends and family who do. From November 14-16 communities will then travel to Maningrida for the annual footy festival, aimed at spreading an important anti-smoking health message.
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ARA First Nations Foundations - Sydney training session
Our 2025 ARA First Nations Academy program has commenced for the year, with participants beginning this year's program. The ARA First Nations Academy combines high-performance football development with cultural connection and leadership growth. Since its inception in 2022, the Academy has created opportunities and a place for connection for First Nations boys and girls aged between 11 and 18 years old. This year the program is expanding its reach with a new centre in Tamworth, in addition to the program hubs in Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Central Coast, Sydney, and Shellharbour.
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