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A graphic to celebrate Jack Darling's 300th AFL Match, featuring a photo of him celebrating his first goal for North Melbourne, another photo of him taking a kick, and more images set in the number 300.
A graphic to celebrate Darcy Tucker's 150th game, featuring a photo of him pulling on the collar of his North Melbourne home jumper, another of him running with the ball in-game and another from his time with Fremantle.
A photo from Toby Pink's Instagram account of his wedding day, featuring wife Chloe and the caption 'Mr and Mrs Pink'.
A graphic to promote North Melbourne's Centenary Jacket, with the caption 'North Melbourne, built to last', and featuring a photo of Charlie Comben and Tristan Xerri wearing the jackets as they have a coffee on upturned milk crates in a local laneway.
A graphic featuring a photo of Luke Davies-Uniacke celebrating a goal with Colby McKercher and Will Phillips, and listing North Melbourne's March fixtures against the Western Bulldogs and Melbourne at Marvel Stadium and Adelaide at Adelaide Oval.
A running Colby McKercher fires off a handball to the right of screen.
Caleb Daniel fires off a handball to the left of screen.
Nick Larkey fires off a handball as he's tackled by Brady Hough.
Luke Davies-Uniacke brushes away a tackle from a West Coast player.
Harry Sheezel walks across Hands Oval barefoot in North Melbourne's warm-up shirt, with a Sherrin in his right hand.
Darcy Tucker scans for a target at training.
Nick Larkey's sketches of teammates Zac Fisher (top), George Wardlaw, Luke McDonald, Jy Simpkin and Charlie Comben on a whiteboard at the club, along with each player's Instagram handle.
Luke Parker and Caleb Daniel sit and pose for a photo while they wait for the team photo to be set up.
Paul Curtis rests on a foam roller on the gym floor while son Elijah climbs on him.
Jack Darling plays with his sons on the basketball court at North Melbourne while he waits for his portraits to be taken.
Tom Powell looks down the lens.
Griffin Logue and Zac Fisher pose while they wait for the team photo to be set up.
A graphic detailing when North Melbourne will wear each of their guernseys in 2025. They will wear the home stripes in Rounds 1-2, 4-6, 9, 13-14, 17 and 23-24. They will wear the 'Bounding Roo' in Rounds 3, 7-8, 15-16, 19 and 21-22. They'll wear their yet-to-be-revealed Sir Doug Nicholls Round guernsey in Rounds 10-11 and 18. And they'll wear their centenary guernsey in Round 20.
North Melbourne captain Jy Simpkin poses with the 2025 AFL premiership cup tucked under his left arm.
Jy Simpkin poses for his portrait on North Melbourne's Team Photo Day.
Jy Simpkin holds up his Polly Farmer Medal in the middle of Optus Stadium, having been named the best player on the ground in the Indigenous All Stars' win over Fremantle.
Jy Simpkin handballs to Indigenous All Stars teammate Bradley Hill.
Xavier Clarke, Michael O'Loughlin and Dale Kickett present Jy Simpkin (second from right) with his No.12 Indigenous All Stars guernsey.
Zane Duursma scans for a teammate to handball to at training, over a background featuring the outline of his surname stacked four times.
A photoshop of Luke Davies-Uniacke made small with his head and the football enlarged, and an unchanged Finn O'Sullivan next to him.
A photo shot from the ground looking up at a cloudy blue sky, with Tahlia Randall on the left, her partner Ashlee on the right, their dog Milo on the bottom and an engagement ring at the top, with the caption 'Life update from the three of us 💍'.
North Melbourne players predict which song Kendrick Lamar will open the Super Bowl half-time show with, as they come off the training track.
Tom Powell and George Wardlaw pull faces at Finnbar Maley as he records a video to promote the club's Pre-Season Raffle.
George Wardlaw runs on the training track as he works through his rehab program.
A photo of Finn O'Sullivan marking the ball at training, with his surname behind him.
A long-range shot of Luke Parker with the ball at training, with a teammate running past in the foreground and a fan watching on in the background.
Nick Larkey looks at the ball as he walks back to take a set shot at training.
Luke Davies-Uniacke handballs at training.
A close-up of Harry Sheezel preparing to take a kick at training.
Jy Simpkin runs along the wing at training and scans for a target.
"Now more than ever, we must stand in solidarity with the original custodians of this land. This begins with recognition and truth-telling, and today is an opportunity to do that. We will have something to celebrate, but only when we can do it in harmony." - Mia King, a proud Jawoyn woman and AFLW player.
"It's difficult for me to celebrate on January 26, knowing our Nation’s history and its impact on mob. I’d love for people to reflect on the experiences of First Nations people and our ancestors, so we can move forward together." - Robbie Hansen jnr, a proud Wongi and Noongar man and AFL player.
"January 26 isn’t a day for celebration, but an opportunity for everyone to continue to ask questions and learn about Australia’s shared history, the strength and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island People and our culture." - Jy Simpkin, a proud Yorta Yorta man and AFL captain.
"We acknowledge that this date, January 26, represents for many, the arrival of the First Fleet on the lands of the Gadigal Peoples of the Eora Nation and the resilience of Australia’s First Peoples since. "We recognise the pain and sadness many First Nations Peoples and the broader community may be experiencing at this time. "We continue to reiterate our message and encourage listening, understanding and reflection of our nation’s shared past. "We will be stronger together when we can celebrate the history of the country we call home, on a date that unites us." - North Melbourne FC's Board of Directors, CEO & senior leaders.
A graphic featuring Harry Sheezel and Nick Larkey looking down the barrel of the camera with their new roles as co-vice captain in bold type in the bottom right corner, and a sketched outline of the kangaroo logo's ears in the top right corner.
A graphic featuring Jy Simpkin looking up and to the right, the words 'Jy Simpkin - Captain' and a sketched outline of the Bounding Roo on a background of retro North Melbourne logos and fonts.
A photo of Taylah Gatt, Bella Eddey, Alice O'Loughlin and Ruby Tripodi, taken on a disposable camera after the Grand Final.