Bonnie Toogood joins AFL's animated kids' show Wagtales

Essendon's Bonnie Toogood appears in episode two of the AFL's animated children's series, providing captain's advice.

Why it mattersThe AFL is using animation to reach young viewers through entertainment. This aims to build the next generation of fans.

AustraliaAustralian families with young kids can access the series on YouTube; the show could help introduce AFL to children who might not otherwise watch.

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Bonnie Toogood joins AFL's animated kids' show Wagtales

Next in today's edition

Nine-year-old Aiden runs out with Dockers in semi-final debut

Elijah Hollands steps away from AFL to focus on mental health

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