
Mark Duffield shapes the Western Australian sporting agenda each day – with a focus on news, opinion, key guests, interviews, talkback and the topics that matter to the WA sporting landscape.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Kris Klifunis and Paul Heath are back for the latest installment of DOCKERS Nation!
We review the totally cool Melbourne loss. Ain't spending any time on it, because.. in the meantime, 3 people have been taken by crocs in FNQ. OK!!
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It's Wednesday morning and Duff begins his show with his Editorial and Four Thoughts. Before chats with Lisa Webb and Joe Brierty. Heata runs through a Sports Upodate and Perth Football League news. The second hour features Duff and the Doctor with D... more
Dr Sean Gorman, author and researcher into indigenous history and culture, joins Duff from Darwin for Duff and the Doctor featuring a chat with Ronnie Burns.
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Mark is easy to listen to and provides great insight into our game: AFL.
Stop interviewing this guy he mumbles and bumbles and is so hard to understand every single time
I like Duff and respect his viewpoint. And granted he may feel the Eagles are so bad right now they’re not worth talking about. But I think in a 2 team town, there are plenty of WCE fans who’d appreciate a bit more of his time. Less WAFL and Freo and more Eagles please.
Duff stands out so much from the other absolute garbage that fills the SENWA lineup. Top class, no click bait garbage and unusually unbiased views. Only needs to drop Maggots from the lineup and it’s the perfect show. So good to enjoy media as it should be.
Duff is a ripper. Get him to do the Breakfast show.
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This show centers on Western Australian football and broader Australian sporting discourse, blending in-depth interviews with league executives, players, medical/analyst guests, and cross-sport comparisons. Episodes frequently tackle talent pathways, governance and development in WA football, broadcast rights, Indigenous participation in AFL, and cross-sport dynamics with rugby league and national broadcasts. Notable moments often include candid discussions with league leaders, reflections on historical AFL eras, injury updates, and show-long debates about the value and structure of State of Origin-style formats. A standout trait is the host's analytical, trusted perspective on WA football governance and his ability to pair insider guest in... more
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