Nine things we learned: Hawks' win changes everything
North Melbourne has finally been tamed, dominant Demons sit on top and more lessons from round six
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North Melbourne has finally been tamed, dominant Demons sit on top and more lessons from round six
The Eagles can't afford to take Ella Roberts for granted, a dangerous Dee is in fine form and more lessons from round five
Geelong's trio of midfielders are in hot form, the Suns have added grit to their mix and more lessons from round four
Geelong's forwards are going to cause headaches, a big Hawk is making her mark, plus more lessons from round three
The Crows are no longer AFLW powerhouses, a young Dee is shaping as the steal of the draft, plus more lessons from round two
A Saint has been a highlight this year, the Blues are the team to beat plus more lessons from round 24
Port has an intercepting weapon, a Giant resurgence could be on the cards plus more lessons from round one
Collingwood's kids are alright, a Power tall should be proud of his season plus more lessons from round 23
Alex Pearce may well be Fremantle's most important player, the Hawks continue to fail against the best teams plus more lessons from round 22
A key Crow is recapturing his best form, a gun Hawk can do damage quickly plus more lessons from round 21
Sydney has regained a key aspect of its game, Jeremy Cameron's injury has been a blessing in disguise for the Cats plus more lessons from round 20
Adelaide's forward mix will be a fascinating watch, the Power may have unveiled a new midfield option plus more lessons from round 19
All the headlines and major talking points from AFLW round seven
St Kilda held a half-time lead on the back of four goals from Jesse Tawhaio-Wardlaw, but then Gold Coast lifted three levels
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Brisbane has fallen from last year's season decider to a 2-5 record, while Sydney builds to a finals return
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