The inspirational Neale Daniher — whose courageous battle with motor neurone disease captivated the nation — has sadly died.

Former Essendon player and Demons coach Neale Daniher has died, aged 65. He was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2013 ...

Daniher died on May 25, 2026. He was 65. Daniher became known as The Reverend during the 2004 season as he preached the Melbourne message in a bid to galvanise Demons fans. But his powerful sermons ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese marked Neale's passing by saying, 'We all grieve for a great Australian.' ...

He knew it was coursing through his veins. As the highest profile member of footy’s most beloved family, he knew the Daniher story could be traced back through the generations to the struggles in ...

My Bulldog-watching journey started in the late 70s, but began in earnest around 1982. For that reason, Kelvin Templeton is not in my top 10 given I just didn't see enough of him in the flesh.

Demons great and former captain Garry Lyon remembered the late Neale Daniher on Monday night, telling a memorable story of his early days as Melbourne coach. Daniher, who passed o ...

STATE Leagues around the country are in action for 2026, and we'll bring you a wrap of all the action. Check out how your ...

The iconic Neale Daniher AO — an Essendon captain, one of Melbourne’s best ever coaches and Australia’s greatest champion to ...

Experience the behind-the-scenes story of Scott Pendlebury’s record-breaking 433rd game through the eyes of award-winning ...