AFL LIVE: Hall of Fame class of 2025 to be unveiled We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. DismissSkip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer Our network Open NavigationMenu Search Site Show subsections Federal election 2025 Western Australia Show subsections Bulls N' Bears The economy Banking & finance Small business Show subsections North America Middle East South America Show subsections Western Australia Show subsections Domain Magazine Show subsections Rugby union Show subsections Tips & advice Show subsections Art & design Live reviews Show subsections Health & wellness Life & relationships Show subsections Destination guides Inspiration Reviews & advice Travel news Good Weekend Sunday Life Show subsections Super & retirement Planning & budgeting Environment Show subsections Conservation Climate change Sustainability Show subsections Video games PremiumSubscribe Today’s Paper Good Food Guide Daily Puzzles The Sydney Morning Herald Brisbane Times The Australian Financial Review Commercial Real Estate Advertisement AFL LIVE: Hall of Fame class of 2025 to be unveiled By Scott Spits Updated June 10, 2025 — 7.18pmfirst published at 6.59pm Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size 6.56pmScenes from the red carpet 6.49pmGood evening and welcome Hide key posts Latest posts Latest posts What time will the grand final be played? Scenes from the red carpet Former Hawthorn stars including John Platten and Jason Dunstall.Credit: AFL Photos Tony Shaw speaks to Jason Akermani.Credit: AFL Photos Hospital scans bring good news for sore Sun Gold Coast are breathing a sigh of relief after captain Noah Anderson avoided injury despite a heavy collision with Geelong star Tom Stewart. Suns skipper Anderson was taken to the hospital for scans on his chest region after a crunching bump from Stewart in the fourth quarter of the Cats’ 24-point win. The midfielder was cleared of concussion, but eventually taken to the change rooms after being assessed by medical staff. His visit to the hospital was precautionary, with Gold Coast confirming on Tuesday that scans had cleared him of injury. Anderson is expected to be able to play against GWS in round 15 after the club’s bye this weekend. Stewart did not receive a ban for the incident, given the match review officer did not view the contact as high. Advertisement Good evening and welcome It’s Australian Football Hall of Fame night for another year. There’ll be a number of inductees unveiled tonight as the AFL officially recognises some of the greats of the game. Please enjoy our coverage. Most Viewed in Sport Advertisement Back to top The Sydney Morning Herald Brisbane Times The Australian Financial Review Classifieds Place your ad Commercial Real Estate Contact & support Advertise with us Newsletters Accessibility guide Photo sales Purchase front pages Content licensing Work with us Terms of use Privacy policy Press Council Charter of Editorial Independence AI Editorial Guidelines Products & Services Subscription packages Subscriber FAQs Delivery status Today’s Paper Good Food Guide Daily Puzzles Copyright © 2025