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Dempsey and Jetta return

Key duo Courtenay Dempsey and Leroy Jetta will return to Essendon’s team for the Dreamtime at the G clash against Richmond on Saturday night.

6:20pm  May 23, 2013

David Evans Statement

I am here today representing the Board, and I want to make public our thanks to Ian Robson for the last four years.  We have accepted Ian’s resignation and I think his statement is a testament to him as a person and a professional.

12:36pm  May 23, 2013

Ian Robson resigns

I would like to announce that the Board of the Essendon Football Club has today accepted, with immediate effect, my resignation as Chief Executive Officer.

12:00pm  May 23, 2013

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BTV: 2013 Word From Hird - Rd9

6:20pm  May 23, 2013

BTV: Robson Resigns

1:56pm  May 23, 2013

The Long Walk Trust is a charity inspired by Essendon champion Michael Long’s walk to Canberra to get the lives of Indigenous people back on the national agenda. The charity works for Indigenous wellbeing and raises funds to support programs that improve conditions for Indigenous Australians by:

- Raising awareness of Indigenous culture and people

- Promoting leadership development and Indigenous leaders who strengthen culture and improve conditions for their community

As part of the partnership, Essendon Football Club’s administration centre at Windy Hill is now home to the head office of The Long Walk and its Project Manager, Kim Kruger. This position is jointly funded by the Essendon Football Club and The Long Walk.

The annual commemoration of The Long Walk is now held on the same day as Essendon's Dreamtime at the G clash with Richmond, the highlight of the AFL’s Indigenous round. The Long Walk also holds an annual Women's Luncheon and supports four Indigenous leadership programs. Subscribe to The Long Walk eNews to keep informed of The Long Walk’s work at The Long Walk website.