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A documentary that takes you inside the Collingwood Football Club during the 2023 AFL Finals series, following its coach and three of its star players, as they attempt to lead their team to its sixteenth premiership.

Tele-recording of the Port Adelaide Power's first win in an Australian Football League (AFL) minor round match. The game was played at Football Park at West Lakes in Adelaide, South Australia on 12th April 1997.

A documentary on the controversial upgrade to Adelaide Oval , one of the most famous and beautiful cricket grounds in the world into a world class stadium that brought football back to the city. The upgrade has been more successful than anyone imagined.

In front of a parochial crowd at Football Park, South Australia's running football prevails as the home side clinch a hard-fought victory.

A look at the life of AFLW player and professional boxer Tayla Harris, chronicling the public and personal challenges she has faced in her career.

It was the year of the Power- the mighty Port Adelaide Football Club... and these are three of the most telling victories. Showdown XVI against Adelaide and a win that would take Port to the minor premiership for the third straight year. A week later the monkey was removed from the back as Port destroyed Geelong in the qualifying final and then the game of the season. The classic preliminary final against St Kilda, a one goal thriller that had the capacity crowd engrossed from siren to siren. Three games at AAMI Stadium - three mighty and Power-ful wins.

An underdog Victorian side venture to South Australia missing many of their star names and stun the Adelaide crowd.

Join Eddie McGuire on a journey through the Collingwood Magpies' remarkable 1990 Australian Rules Football season, a season which saw them end a 32-year Premiership drought to conquer Australia's greatest game.

In another life Port Adelaide was arguably the most famous and successful football side in the land. Now in its third AFL season, the Port Power won through to the Finals for the first time. It was a year in which Port came of age in the Big League... it was the year of the POWER SURGE. Listen to the thoughts of new coach Mark Williams. Relive the great victories. Sit back and enjoy this refreshing young football side playing at their very best. These are the highlights of Port Adelaide in 1999. A team that made the big step. This was the POWER SURGE.

The history of this rivalry began in 1997 when Port Adelaide entered the AFL and played against, and beat the Adelaide Crows for the first time in Round 4. The 11-point victory by the underdogs caused mayhem in the town, with the match not only remembered for the upset win but also for the classic feud between Scott Cummings and Rod Jameson. Power faced the highly-fancied, premiership favoured, but injury-decimated arch-rival Adelaide Crows in Round 21of 2006 in Showdown 212 (XXI). The Crows dominated early proceedings, but kept Port Adelaide in the game with their wasteful kicking for goal, with 3.8, and two shots out on the full. The Power youngsters took advantage and fought hard for a 14-point victory, ending the recent Crows winning streak over them and giving their supporters great hope that another premiership was not too far. How fitting that the final Showdown at AAMI Stadium (Football Park), Showdown 35 in Round 19 of 2013, was the closest, as Chad Wingard's fifth goal for the game with 28 seconds remaining gave Port Adelaide a thrilling and incredibly important four-point win over the Adelaide Crows. The Power kicked the final four goals of the game to steal the win, including a miracle major from Angus Monfries just moments before Wingard's match sealer.

The culmination of the 1988 Bicentennial Carnival, the South Australians battle to a 60-point victory in a game remembered as much for the clashes as the contest.

Tele-recording of the first Australian Football League (AFL) derby played at Football Park in West Lakes, Adelaide, South Australia on 20th April 1997.

The monkey was deftly removed from its back in 2004 and Port Adelaide swept the challengers aside to register that first historic AFL flag. Minor premiers for three straight years under Mark Williams, the Power came to the MCG on the last Saturday in September and underlined the potential that every South Australian knew they had. The superstars of Port Adelaide made it a year to remember. The All Australians Warren Tredrea and Chad Cornes... the brilliant Byron Pickett, the dangerous Brendon Lade, the superb Michael Wilson. This was a team for the ages. This was a game for the faithful and how they lapped it up. Grand Final day 2004, the day Port Adelaide rose to Power.

Step back into the annuls of Australian Rules Football history to see some of the greatest performances from many of the greatest players to ever pull on the Port Adelaide Power Football Club guernsey.

Only a premiership could have made this a better year for Port Adelaide. A lot went right in 2002. Finishing minor premiers, after losing the first two games was a mighty achievement and so was the club's first ever finals win against 2000 premiers, Essendon. All Australian selection for Matthew Primus, Warren Tredrea, Brett Montgomery and Brownlow runner up Josh Francou highlighted the quality packed in every line of this powerhouse team. Along with these established superstars, Chad Cornes, Jared Poulton and Darryl Wakelin had their best ever seasons in football. Rated a flag favourite during the year, the season culminated in a pulsating clash with Brisbane that proved just how far this side has come.

A recap of the Port Adelaide Power's 1997 debut season in the Australian Football League.

South Australia are inspired by a young Wayne Carey who dominates from centre half forward as the Croweaters secure a thrilling 13-point victory at Football Park.

There was a dark cloud hanging over the Port Adelaide Football Club in 2004. Consecutive finals failures in 2002 and 2003 had hurt this proud club and injuries to key players had the experts writing the power off once again.However, Port Adelaide's rich tradition of over one hundred and thirty years has shown it is tough, uncompromising and successful, no matter the circumstances.Port endured a long battle just to enter the AFL and then struggled to find its feet amongst the AFL's elite. However, the Port faithful always knew it was never going to be a matter of if, but when.Former Port Adelaide Magpie, Dwayne Russell, takes a look at the history of the club, its battle to enter the AFL, its finals heartbreak and finally, all the highlights of 2004 that saw this great club realise its AFL premiership dream.It was an epic journey that began from humble beginnings. A journey that will never be forgotten.169 minutes of Port Adelaide born, broken and finally bliss.

The Carlton Blues take on the West Coast Eagles in their Round 20 clash at Marvel Stadium.