Former AFL star Majak Daw has been given a two year driving ban after after he drunkenly drove down a footpath in an incident that a judge said 'could have killed someone'. Daw fronted Melbourne ...

Former AFL star Majak Daw could be jailed after revealing he will not fight a driving charge in court later this year. The 32-year-old appeared at Melbourne Magistrates Court on Wednesday ...

The AFL career of Majak Daw was filled with meteoric highs — as a trailblazer who kicked six goals in just his fourth game — to crushing lows as he battled mental health issues that led to him ...

"At the end of the day I'm just a footballer." In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Herald Sun Daw tells how a club-imposed suspension made him a better person and how he's slowly coming to ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Majak Daw's return to senior football is the comeback story Melbourne needs right now. It's just 20 months since the Sudanese-born ...

Daw will become the first Sudanese-born man to play an AFL game, but there is more to his debut than that. At a time when the AFL is experiencing a tough year comes another reminder that sport can ...

At North melbourne, young gun Majak Daw is leading the way. Inside the changerooms of every AFL club there will be a competition going on to see who is producing the best rig for the new season.

The teenage sisters of North Melbourne footballer Majak Daw have taken up football after ... Coming from a family of nine, Sarah said sport had helped her family settle in Australia.

Don't miss out on the headlines from Sport. Followed categories will be ... so I’m still trying to find my feet. Majak Daw of the Kangaroos has come down to earth after finishing his AFL career.

Majak Daw’s career was a rollercoaster - and it hasn’t slowed down since he left the AFL. He opens up to Dan Batten about his renewed outlook on life, alcohol and his footy. Since retiring ...