Collingwood Football Club, a privately owned Australian Rules football club founded in 1892, is based in Australia. It participates in the Australian Football League (AFL), a professional spectator sport. The club employs approximately 280 people.
On an unspecified date, the Collingwood Football Club announced the death of former captain and 1958 premiership player John Henderson, who played 144 games and kicked 28 goals between 1957 and 1966, captaining the club in part of 1965. Also on an unspecified date, the club announced the death of former player John Parkinson, who played 3 games and kicked 1 goal in 1971. On an unspecified date, the Collingwood Football Club launched Magpie Minds: Learning Side by Side, a free resource for Australian schools and teachers. On an unspecified date, the club announced a renewed two-year partnership with Kangan Institute, continuing the institute's support of both the men's and women's football programs; Kangan Institute remains an official partner of the AFL men's team and a premier partner of the AFLW team. On an unspecified date, the Collingwood Football Club launched a new podcast, Common Thread, which features pairs of individuals connected through their association with the club.
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