News about Wayne Carey

A former Married At First Sight star has called out a major AFL club for allegedly turning a blind eye to players mocking domestic violence and says the league must to hold men accountable.  Perth-based Lauren Dunn, 32, who found fame on the 2024 season of Married at First Sight Australia, posted about domestic violence on Instagram early this year. Shortly after the post, she was alerted to the fact that several players were making light of the situation.

AFL champion Wayne Carey has shocked controversial footy identity Sam Newman by revealing the big change he made in his life to stop getting upset over things like Welcome to Country

Wayne Carey and his girlfriend Jessica Paulke enjoyed a fun family day out with their son Carter on Saturday. The AFL legend, 53, looked comfortable as he stepped out with the family for brunch in Melbourne. He wore a black puffer jacket over a white long-sleeve shirt, black shorts and a black baseball cap for the outing.

Wayne Carey and his ex Jessica Paulke are back together and expecting their second child.  The pair, who dated for a number of years and already share four-year-old son Carter, shared the good news on Sunday. 'We are both incredibly ecstatic, as is Carter who is looking forward to having a sibling in January,' the 53-year-old told the Herald Sun. 

The Kangaroos flag winner (left) joined many other footy fans and experts who were appalled by two decisions by the AFL on Tuesday night - and talked up the NRL's showpiece (right) as a form of protest.

The AFL Tribunal reaffirmed its three-match suspensions for Charlie Cameron and Toby Bedford after the pair were deemed to have put their opponents in danger while hauling them to the turf.

North Melbourne premiership winner Stevens (pictured right, and left with Wayne Carey in their playing days) went back over the horrific accident that almost cost him his life during a TV appearance on Wednesday night - but left out one big detail.

Wayne Carey (pictured right with girlfriend Jessica Paulke and right while playing for North Melbourne) was barred from attending the NSW Hall of Fame dinner to receive an honour in a last-minute decision earlier this month - but the league is now welcoming him back with open arms.

Carey and his partner Jessica Paulke (pictured together, left) had flown to Sydney for the Hall of Fame ceremony when they were ambushed by the shock news from the AFL earlier this month. Now the two-time premiership winner has reacted to the setback in a very uncharacteristic way.

The AFL has made its decision on whether former West Coast Eagles bad boy Ben Cousins will be eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame in 2024.

Sydney Swans greats Tony Lockett (pictured right) and Paul Kelly (left) were among nine identities inducted to the inaugural NSW Australian Football Hall of Fame at a gala dinner staged at the SCG on Friday. It followed Wayne Carey being set to be the 10th Legend of the group - before AFL boss Andrew Dillon stepped in to block his elevation due to previous off-field behaviour.

AFL boss Andrew Dillon personally called the scandal-plagued North Melbourne premiership winner (pictured right) to deliver the news on Friday, just hours before he was due at a ceremony at the SCG. Carey had been photographed arriving in Sydney earlier in the day with partner Jessica Paulke (pictured, left).

Carey (pictured left) will join other stars of yesteryear including Tony Lockett, Brett Kirk, Kieren Jack and Jarrad McVeigh in being inducted into the NSW Hall of Fame on Friday night. It's shocking timing for the AFL as the league's stand on violence against women (left) is being slammed by many fans.

Wayne Carey has revealed he is done taking anti-inflammatory medication following his shock white powder scandal that threatened to end his media career. Carey was escorted out of Crown Perth's Metropol Hotel in September 2022 after a bag of white powder fell out of his pocket while he was gambling. The former AFL star, 52, told The Truth Hurts podcast he would now be try 'plant-based' pain treatments instead of anti-inflammatories.

Carey, 52, was the main attraction in a meet and greet on Saturday night at the After Dark Gentleman's Club, a local strip joint in Geelong, with the venue promoting his visit on their Instagram page. 'Come join him for some free champagne with our ladies,' the social media post said.

He won a premiership and the Brownlow Medal, and is widely regarded as an all-time great for what he did on the field - but what Cousins did off the park has thrown a shadow over his eligibility for the Hall of Fame. Now AFL Commission chairman Richard Goyder has cast light on whether the West Coast great is a chance of attaining one of the sport's highest honours.

A bung shoulder, a dodgy floater, and some computer-generated fireworks were all enough to prevent Essendon's forward Peter Wright from being banned from receiving a four-match suspension at the AFL Tribunal.

Wayne Carey (left) is bracing for the league to give him a reason to abandon watching the game for good as fans and experts are left divided by Essendon's Peter Wright's arrest (pictured right).

Wayne Carey (pictured left as commentating, inset during his playing days, and right with son Carter) has spoken out about the toll drinking sessions that he has endured, resulting in him making a drastic change in the way he lives his life.

Samantha Murphy attended the same high school where her suspected murder Patrick Stephenson attended, as it has been reported. Ms Murphy, a mother of three who died after going for a run near her home in East Ballarat on February 4, volunteered at St Francis Xavier Primary School's uniform store and may have crossed paths with Stephenson as a youth. Stephenson, the 22-year-old son of AFL star Orren Stephenson, was unaware of Ms Murphy and police claim they had not met before she vanished last month. Jess, Ms Murphy's daughter, was also a member of the school community and she was of a similar age as her mother's suspected murderer.

Samantha Murphy, the man suspected of murdering Samantha Murphy (top inset), was reportedly attacked by mates on a pub crawl just hours before the mother of three disappeared. Patrick Orren Stephenson (bottom inset), 22, who detectives suspect allegedly murdered Mr Murphy, was discovered in Ballarat late Saturday, after a night out. Ms Murphy stayed at her East Ballarat home for a jog around 7 a.m. on Sunday, but she was reported missing later that morning after she skipped a planned brunch with her family. On Friday, a woman (left) who appears to be Stephenson's close friend was spotted outside the building (right) where he was arrested.

A woman who was suspected of Samantha Murphy's murder was seen outside the rural home where the suspected killer was arrested two days earlier. Patrick Orren Stephenson, the sole son of former AFL star Orren Stephenson, was named after a suppression order was lifted on Friday. Stephenson, 22, of Scotsburn, was arrested in Ballarat's Mount Clear suburb on Wednesday, just 17 kilometers from Ms Murphy's Ballarat East home in Victoria. The next day, he was charged with murder. On Friday, a woman thought to be a close friend of Stephenson's was seen training and tending to a horse at a barn that was not far from where he had been arrested. When approached by Daily Mail Australia, she declined to comment, but she was seen standing, sitting, and blowing kisses at the horse.

Samantha Murphy, the son of a former AFL footballer, is charged with the murder of three children in Ballarat. Patrick Orren Stephenson, 22, of Mount Clear, Ballarat's south of Ms Murphy's Ballarat East home, is the sole son of former Richmond and Geelong player Orren Stephenson. Since a court-imposed gag order was cancelled on Friday, the suspected killer's identity has been fully revealed.

He's an AFL legend who disappeared from televisions two years ago amid a lot of controversy. And now it appears that one-time Channel Seven commentator Wayne Carey may be making a comeback as a reality star. Carey, 53, has been rumored to be joining the cast of I'm a Celebrity's next season. Get Me Out of Here!