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1989 premiership season
Date
9–30 September 1989
Teams
5
Premiers
Hawthorn (8th premiership)
Runners-up
Geelong (13th grand final)
Minor premiers
Hawthorn (18th minor premiership)
Attendance
Matches played
6
Total attendance
429,057 (71,510 per match)
Highest
94,796 (Grand Final, Hawthorn vs. Geelong)
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