Lachie Neale arrives in Melbourne with a grand final suspension hanging over his head

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is set to move from outside centre to wing as the Wallabies attempt to down defending World Cup champions South Africa in Perth.

Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice and James Jordon returned to Swans HQ on Wednesday for the first time in five weeks for their end-of-season exit meetings.

Neale, coach Chris Fagan, and the rest of the Lions arrived shortly before 4pm to a sea of people. Neale approached the cameras with his head down and face partially concealed by a yellow cap.

Injuries have meant the golf clubs have stayed packed away, but Hayden Young feels he is finally on the path to truly discovering himself.

Lachie Neale was brief with his statement, saying that he and the club will hope that their appeal of the AFL tribunal's ban is 'successful'.

The Sydney Kings are fresh off unveiling last season's championship banner and rings, but now all attention turns to going back-to-back in the coming campaign.

The Sydney Swans have called all players into HQ, with the expectation that the Pullman Five will arrive to the club and address the group.

Lachie Neale says he remains “very hopeful” of having his grand final suspension overturned as Brisbane get set to use their final throw of the dice to get the star midfielder cleared to face Fremantle.

Before he makes it to the NBA draft, Dash Daniels has a season of great expectation ahead of him in the NBL, starting with a contest against his team’s fiercest rivals, who just so happen to be the mob he played for last season.

The question is, should the AFL weigh up the greater significance of missing a grand final?

Legendary racehorse Winx has welcomed a new daughter as connections wait on news of a successful match with her first filly.