Demons history makers, Roos find it easy, Swans book a semi and the Hawks win their first final by Keenan D'Souza Courtesy: AFL Photos The AFLW couldn’t ask for a better first week of a hyped-up finals series: week 1 of the AFLW finals had everything. The Demons beat the Cats by 4 points at Ikon Park, as they record the largest comeback in AFLW history, with a 28-point resurgence that booked their ticket to another preliminary final. The Cats looked unstoppable. Unlikely goal

Photo: Woodrow Stevenson by Woodrow Stevenson Point of Law won the 166th annual Melbourne Cup on the first Tuesday in November but the real winners were the crowds at Flemington Racecourse during Melbourne Cup Carnival as they headed to the Elms Live Stage after the last race each night to watch some of the biggest live music acts in the world. After the four biggest days of Victorian racing, crowds from general admission to the grandstand flocked to the stage. - located ju

Molloy’s record day as Swans down Dockers, Roos finish top and Hawks round out the Top Eight by Keenan D'Souza Chloe Molloy celebrates during Round 12 against Fremantle (Picture: AFL Photos) Chloe Molloy put together a player of the week performance, kicking four majors to pull Sydney ahead of Fremantle in a one-point nailbiter to become the league’s leading goalkicker. Beating the Dockers 37-36 at Cockburn ARC Oval, Molloy snagged four of her side’s five goals, finishing the