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October 3, 2026 9:00 am in by Tom King Jack Henderson in action for AFL club Melbounre. (Image: Morgan Hancock/Getty Images) Share Facebook TwitterLinkedIn Email Geelong Amateur has landed a recruiting blow that is unlikely to be topped in the Bellarine pre-season, adding former Werribee star and recently delisted Melbourne player Jack Henderson. Henderson, who turned 27 on October 1, spent two years with the Demons after earning an opportunity as an SSP signing ahead of the 2025 season.

Competition Dates Opens Saturday 3rd October and closes Friday 16th October Share Facebook TwitterLinkedIn Email Entries Close In Days 13 hours 0 Minutes 57 Wanna bring a smile to ALL your school mate's faces?! You can, with K rock’s Class Clown! Register your school and class below and at the end of the week, we’ll be picking a class hero who will WIN each person in their class family passes to the Royal Geelong Show, fun for the whole family! Royal Geelong Show, October 15-18 2026.

Locals are being told to be aware of possible flood dangers this afternoon. The BOM saying Otways and Barwon catchments could be at risk of flooding as the region continues to be hit with heavy rain. The region is also under a severe weather warning for heavy rainfall.

With the paperwork now lodged, Toby Greene is officially a Geelong player. The former GWS Giants captain and current games record-holder arrives at GMHBA Stadium as an unrestricted free agent. Greene, 33, played 282 games after joining the Giants in the 2011 National Draft ahead of the club’s AFL entry the following year. Article continues after this ad He also kicked 450 goals, won two best-and-fairest awards, and earned three All-Australian selections.

Geelong Amateur has unveiled former St Kilda rookie Nick Coughlan as its new co-coach. Coughlan, who also captained VFL club Werribee, replaces the departed Riley Kershaw and will share the role with star forward Sam Lloyd. The 30-year-old, who will be in a non-playing capacity, spent this year with GFNL club Netwown & Chilwell as an assistant coach.

Geelong Amateur has unveiled former St Kilda rookie Nick Coughlan as its new co-coach. Coughlan, who also captained VFL club Werribee, replaces the departed Riley Kershaw and will share the role with star forward Sam Lloyd. The 30-year-old, who will be in a non-playing capacity, spent this year with GFNL club Netwown & Chilwell as an assistant coach.

If you grew up watching The Land Before Time, you might want to dust off those childhood memories because Littlefoot is heading back to our screens. But before you get too excited, there’s a pretty big catch. Article continues after this ad An independent fan-made animated project featuring the beloved dinosaur is currently in production, with the team working towards a release. The project is expected to be a roughly 15-minute 3D animated short, bringing Littlefoot back for a brand new adventure.

Less than a week since the final siren sounded on the 2026 GFNL season, semi-finalists Newtown & Chilwell have landed two early recruiting blows. The Eagles have finally landed former West Coast and GWS player Jarrod Brander, who has linked to Elderslie Reserve for the past two off-seasons, while also adding Geelong VFL-listed train-on Eddie Weeks. Brander, 27, played 22 matches for West Coast across four seasons before making five appearances with the Giants in 2022.

Geelong has made one change for tomorrow (Friday) night’s meeting with fellow finals hopefuls Richmond at IKON Park. Bryde O’Rourke returns after missing last week’s win over Hawthorn due to illness. She replaces defender Lexi Gregor, who is in the concussion protocol. Article continues after this ad As their injury list shrinks, the three emergencies are all AFLW-listed players. X: @krockfootball GEELONG INS: Bryde O’Rourke OUTS: Lexi Gregor (concussion) B: C. Gunjaca (26), C. Emonson (16) HB: E.

Hollywood favourite John Goodman has been making a few red carpet appearances lately, including the Los Angeles premiere of Digger, where he stars alongside Tom Cruise, Riz Ahmed and Jesse Plemons. Goodman has also attended the Digger World Premiere & Royal Film Performance™ on September 22, 2026, in London, England, where he looked dapper in a black bow tie and suit, giving his best James Bond pose.