Caroline Wilson
Caroline Wilson has been chief football writer for The Age since 1999. She was the first woman to cover Australian Rules football on a full-time basis and the first woman to win the AFL's gold media award. She has won the AFL Players Association's football writer of the year (1999) and the AFL Media Association's most outstanding football writer and most outstanding feature writer (2000, 2003, 2005). She also won a Melbourne Press Club Quill Award in 2003.
Monteath targets Tigers presidency
Caroline Wilson Richmond's last premiership captain Bruce Monteath is looking at a tilt at the Tigers' board and has enlisted the support of a wealthy backer who plans to offer $2 million in exchange for several...
Ratten pulls out of contention for Port Adelaide job
Caroline Wilson Port Adelaide's dire situation has been further underlined with sacked Carlton coach Brett Ratten withdrawing his application for the job.
AFL
Eade rules out Port Adelaide job
Caroline Wilson Rodney Eade has ruled out a potential return to senior coaching at Port Adelaide.
Presidential blue brewing
Caroline Wilson The plot has thickened in Carlton's potential board reshuffle with a second presidential candidate emerging, PricewaterhouseCoopers chief executive Luke Sayers.
Malthouse plans not by the book
Caroline Wilson Mick Malthouse's football and literary commitments are on a collision course, with the publishers of a soon-to-be-released memoir about the controversial coach left frustrated and concerned the book...
Football
AFL rails at fitness as a growth industry
Caroline Wilson The bad blood between AFL boss Andrew Demetriou and football's inflationary sports science industry is still flowing and in some areas running deep.
Shake-up for Blues' board
Caroline Wilson Australia Post chief Ahmed Fahour looks set to achieve his long-held ambition to run the Carlton Football Club.
AFL
Blues chase early Pies clash
Caroline Wilson Carlton wastes no time in working to recoup its multimillion-dollar investment in new coach Mick Malthouse, requesting a home fixture against Collingwood in round two next season.
Black Caviar says neigh to grand final gig
Caroline Wilson Black Caviar has refused an invitation from the AFL to play a starring role in what would have proved a pre-game extravaganza on grand final day.
Hawk final now a twilight game
Caroline Wilson Hawthorn's preliminary final now set to kick off at MCG at 5.15pm.
Palm tree leap: McCarthy's death 'a tragic accident', club boss confirms
Caroline Wilson John McCarthy died in a Las Vegas hotel driveway as a result of a tragic accident, Port Adelaide football boss Peter Rohde said this morning.
McCarthy's death 'a tragic accident', club boss confirms
Caroline Wilson John McCarthy died in a Las Vegas hotel driveway as a result of a tragic accident, Port Adelaide football boss Peter Rohde said this morning.
Malthouse ready to sign on with Blues
Jon Pierik and Caroline Wilson Mick Malthouse to sign up today to coach Carlton for the next three years.
AFL to reschedule Hawks' preliminary final?
Caroline Wilson League almost certain to switch scheduled night preliminary final back to Saturday afternoon.
Tragic fall casts a pall over the game
Caroline Wilson John McMcCarthy's girlfriend has told Port Adelaide the young player had called her less than two hours before his death in a confused and distressed state, saying he wanted to come home and was...
Swans to get the drop on Hawks
Jon Pierik and Caroline Wilson AFL will break with protocol and schedule Hawthorn in second preliminary final.
Colless in battle with depression
Caroline Wilson Affliction threatened to lead to him stepping down from the club in 2010.
Colless clears shadows
Caroline Wilson Richard Colless has not let a struggle with depression stop him from being at the helm of Sydney.
AFL
Cotchin is Tigers' best as awards keep coming
Jon Pierik and Caroline Wilson Trent Cotchin wins a second successive Jack Dyer Medal as Richmond's best and fairest.
McLachlan remains AFL's man
Caroline Wilson There is no doubt the AFL is relieved Gillon McLachlan is staying and it should be.























