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Guerra confident he can build a good Melbourne culture;Ban stands for Roo;Blues make call on Cerra’s suspension

Melbourne’s new CEO Paul Guerra is optimistic he can turn around the off-field culture at the Demons that has hindered their chances of success recently after he was appointed to the role.

  • Peter Ryan,Angus Delaney andAndrew Wu

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Harry McKay was the hero in Carlton’s tense win over Geelong.

Carlton star McKay opens up on seizing his moment and his break from the game

Coleman medallist Harry McKay stepped up and kicked a goal when Carlton needed it most against Geelong,proving just how vital he is to the side.

  • Peter Ryan
Carlton stars Jacob Weitering and Patrick Cripps.

Are the Blues back? The signs are promising

A victory like Sunday’s in front of nearly 70,000 at the MCG against a top-six team is a moment to enjoy and speculate just how good the Blues can be when they play like that.

  • Michael Gleeson
McKay has kicked three in his return.

Blue-ribbon day – Carlton outlast Cats in tense MCG blockbuster

Follow along as Carlton and Geelong face off in an MCG blockbuster this afternoon.

  • Angus Delaney andPeter Ryan
Helped from the field:Gryan Miers requires assistance after he was hit in the head by Conor Nash. The Irish Hawk has been reported.

Nash cops four matches for crude hit;Moore out of Anzac Day clash;Yze prickly on Balta issue

Versatile Hawk Conor Nash is set to miss a month of footy after an incident on Easter Monday. Meanwhile,Nick Daicos will become Collingwood’s youngest skipper in 57 years on Anzac Day.

  • Angus Delaney andDanny Russell
Heavy hit:Gryan Miers is helped from the field as Conor Nash watches on.

Nash sent directly to the AFL tribunal for Miers hit;Smith learns fate

Hawthorn midfielder Conor Nash will have to cool his heels for several weeks after his round-arm on Gryan Miers which left the premiership Cat concussed,while Bailey Smith has learnt his fate over two incidents.

  • Jon Pierik
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Nick Daicos was nothing short of brilliant for the visiting Magpies at the Gabba on Thursday night.

Daicos’ message to the league and the teams who squandered prime-time opportunities:Key takeouts from round six

Are the Hollywood Hawks potential premiership Hawks yet? Can the Bulldogs maintain their bite without Sam Darcy? And which two clubs let a golden opportunity slip? We take a look at the key takeouts of an intriguing round six.

  • Jon Pierik
Conor Nash looks on after his incident with Gryan Miers.

Cats won’t rein in Smith as Nash set to face MRO for Miers hit

Hawthorn were ruing their skill level after a nail-biting loss to Geelong,with midfielder Conor Nash likely to face the tribunal on Wednesday.

  • Peter Ryan
Shaun Mannagh.

A messy masterpiece at the ’G,ending with Mannagh from heaven

If this wasn’t quite Picasso-level,it was Jackson Pollock – you couldn’t take your eyes off it and the chaos only made it more compelling:a messy masterpiece.

  • Jake Niall
What a day:Bailey Smith and Shaun Mannagh celebrate a pivotal goal in the final term.

Cats star knocked out by Hawk’s swinging arm;Smith apologies as Hawks go down in a thriller

Bailey Smith has opened up about his incident with Jarman Impey,while Gryan Miers was knocked out by a round-arm as the Cats hold on in an Easter Monday classic against Hawthorn at the MCG.

  • Jon Pierik,Jake Niall andPeter Ryan