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West Australian star Cam Green unlikely to be fit for second South Africa Test
Australian allrounder Cameron Green is unlikely to play in the second Test against South Africa as he continues his recovery from an abdominal strain.
'It's my turn': son on a gun chases Tszyu family first
Tim Tszyu has a chance to achieve something not even his Hall of Fame father Kostya accomplished after earning a shot at middleweight world championship glory.
‘Pick and stick’: Waugh urges Aussie selectors to stop ‘messing about’
After Matt Renshaw’s heroics in the first Test against South Africa, Steve Waugh has called on selectors to give the Queenslander a chance to settle in the middle order.
Peppermint Grove resident & WA Sporting Car Club member Xavier Henderson rising star in Formula E
The 20-year-old is one of only five drivers selected globally to test with Jaguar’s Formula E racing team in London and recently signed with Australian motorsport legend Marcos Ambrose.
Sitting volleyball: Accessible sport bringing people of all abilities together
People of all abilities are taking to the court at Lords Recreation Centre for a free sitting volleyball program aimed at making the sport more inclusive.
Hillarys Yacht Club’s Keelboat Summer season gets under way
Cool and overcast conditions did not deter Hillarys Yacht Club racers as they started the Keelboat Summer season.
Bold Park Aquatic Centre celebrates 50 years of keeping Perth families swimming
Bold Park Aquatic Centre will celebrate 50 years of keeping Perth families active, teaching children to swim and bringing the community together when it marks its milestone on Friday morning.
Stop saying 'this is not who we are' when the evidence proves it is
Would you trust an errant spouse who said, 'That is not who I am'?
Blockbuster Bledisloe clash at MCG planned in lead-up to World Cup
A scheduling quirk in the 2027 series combined with home venues where the Wallabies have succeeded could give them a good chance to reclaim the trophy.
‘I don’t like it’: Aussies shut down Pollock’s pink-ball proposal
One of South Africa’s most influential cricket figures wants to give umpires the power to swap a red ball for a pink ball mid-match, but Australian coach Andrew McDonald is a strong opponent of the idea.
