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Focus should not be on 'football consequences' for Swans, ex-AFLW star says

ABC News Australia - Top Stories · 18 August 2026 at 2:23 pm

AFLW star turned broadcaster Kate McCarthy calls out members of the media focusing on how a police investigation linked to Sydney Swans players could affect the team's finals chances.

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