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Cartwright to the rescue as WA beat Bulls in Perth

Hilton Carwright and Jhye Richardson have starred as Western Australia posted their first win of the One-Day Cup season with victory over Queensland.

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WA thump Victoria by an innings in Shield blowout

Cameron Bancroft followed his century with a match-turning catch as Corey Rocchiccioli spun Western Australia to an innings win over Victoria in the Shield.

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Bancroft scores Shield ton in timely Test reminder

Cameron Bancroft scored a century as Western Australia took control against Victoria on day two of their Sheffield Shield game in Perth.

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All The Giant Screens Around Aus Where You Can Catch The Matildas’ History-Making Semi-Final

Missed out on the FIFA Women’s World Cup semi-final tickets? Don’t fret ‘cos a bunch of venues will be holding viewings of the historic match, and it’ll make you feel like you’re there with the team. Look, I’m not gonna lie to you, but I had more luck with these…

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WA Minister John Carey disappointed by Cambridge council switch to in-person voting

Western Australia's Local Government Minister says he is "deeply disappointed" with an inner-city Perth council's decision to introduce in-person voting at local government elections.

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Cleo Smith: Man obsessed with dolls who abducted girl, 4, from her family’s tent jailed

Terence Darrell Kelly, 37, was found to have a severe and complex personality disorder and had injected methylamphetamine on the night he stole four-year-old Cleo Smith in Australia

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How Clive Palmer is suing Australia for $300 billion with the help of an obscure legal clause (and Christian Porter)

Australian business figure Clive Palmer is suing the Australian government for almost A$300 billion in an international tribunal, having lost a case against the Western Australian government he took all the way to the High Court.

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Sutherland loses few admirers in Shield final defeat

Will Sutherland's starring performance with bat and ball was a major bright spot for Victoria in their Sheffield Shield final defeat to Western Australia.

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Mum suffers horrendous injuries after eating chips contaminated with caustic soda

Karis Pringle bought the chips for herself and her nine-year-old son from a Chicken Treat shop in Bunbury, western Australia in 2013 before she started to feel tingling in her mouth

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WA to pay $2m in premier's defamation case

Premier Mark McGowan says Western Australia will have to pay $2 million in legal costs over the defamation fight with Clive Palmer.

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Belmont's Toby Gray puts in star turn on debut for NSW

After tough times with injury, former Belmont leg-spinner Toby Gray saw his window of opportunity coming to break into the NSW side.

Newcastle Herald

Steketee stars as WA bowled out for 115

WA allrounder Aaron Hardie scored an important 44 to ensure his side avoided total embarrassment in their Sheffield Shield clash with Queensland.

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Newcastle improve but fall short of final at university sevens

Newcastle entered day two of the tournament undefeated.

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David never set out to be T20 specialist

Tim David has become the first globetrotting T20 specialist to be picked for Australia, but the middle-order bat would like to think he can play other formats.

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Child protection system failing vulnerable kids across Australia as case workers speak out

Former kids in state care and child protection workers say the cracks in Australia’s child safety system have become craters, as children are forced to stay with sexual predators and subjected to broken bones.

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