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Scientists hope to learn from tragic whale stranding

Scientists hope to learn from tragic whale stranding

Wildlife experts hope to learn more about whale strandings from samples taken and video footage of the tragic incident off the West Australian coast.

Canada captain Sinclair in doubt to take on Matildas

Canada captain Sinclair in doubt to take on Matildas

Canada captain Sinclair in doubt to take on Matildas

Canada captain Sinclair in doubt to take on Matildas

Australia aren't the only team with concerns over a star player, with Canada captain Christine Sinclair in doubt for next week's clash with the Matildas.

Canada beat Ireland 2-1 after early Olimpico setback

Canada beat Ireland 2-1 after early Olimpico setback

Canada beat Ireland 2-1 after early Olimpico setback

Canada beat Ireland 2-1 after early Olimpico setback

Canada coach Beverley Priestman has pulled a huge selection shock by not starting captain Christine Sinclair, but her team was still able to walk away winners.

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Hancock billions 'earned off partnership reputation'

Hancock billions 'earned off partnership reputation'

Gina Rinehart's company earned billions off the goodwill her father's business partner helped create but has not shared the profits, a court has been told.

Dockers aim to convince flight-risk Liam Henry to stay

Dockers aim to convince flight-risk Liam Henry to stay

Fremantle wingman Liam Henry is in career-best form, but the Dockers face a huge challenge to convince him to stay.

Rinehart knew tenements jointly owned: Wrights

Rinehart knew tenements jointly owned: Wrights

Gina Rinehart knew in the 1980s some iron ore-rich mining tenements were co-owned by another company, lawyers for her father's former business partner say.

Canada and Ireland to face off in crucial WWC clash

Canada and Ireland to face off in crucial WWC clash

The Matildas' Women's World Cup Group B rivals Ireland and Canada will face off in Perth aiming to take a step towards progressing to the knockouts.

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Poll shows shock WA Labor government popularity crash

Poll shows shock WA Labor government popularity crash

Poll shows shock WA Labor government popularity crash

Poll shows shock WA Labor government popularity crash

Premier Roger Cook is failing to maintain the popularity of the governing Labor party in Western Australia, a poll shows.

Huge stakes in court battle for Hancock mining spoils

Huge stakes in court battle for Hancock mining spoils

Huge stakes in court battle for Hancock mining spoils

Huge stakes in court battle for Hancock mining spoils

Billions of dollars in iron ore riches is being fought over in a Perth courtroom where the descendants of pioneering miners will air their competing claims.

Beaches closed after suspected great white shark attack

Beaches closed after suspected great white shark attack

Beaches closed after suspected great white shark attack

Beaches closed after suspected great white shark attack

Surfers and swimmers are being told to stay out of the water after a man was bitten by a suspected great white shark at a popular Western Australia surf spot.

Monitoring man-made emissions at Murujuga

Monitoring man-made emissions at Murujuga

Monitoring man-made emissions at Murujuga

Monitoring man-made emissions at Murujuga

A radon monitor has been installed at Murujuga in WA to help analyse what effect human-caused emissions are having on its world-famous 50,000-year-old rock art.

Power take positives from two-point Collingwood loss

Power take positives from two-point Collingwood loss

Power take positives from two-point Collingwood loss

Power take positives from two-point Collingwood loss

Port Adelaide might have lost a thriller to Collingwood on Saturday night, but it has left Ken Hinkley more certain his side can compete with the AFL's best.

Dockers embrace chaotic brand despite loss to Sydney

Fremantle's finals hopes are officially over, but coach Justin Longmuir says there's still plenty to gain from the final five weeks of the season.

Denmark beat China with late winner in World Cup

Denmark beat China with late winner in World Cup

Denmark beat China with late winner in World Cup

Denmark beat China with late winner in World Cup

Denmark have marked their return to the Women's World Cup after 16 years with a 1-0 victory over China, thanks to a winner in the 90th minute.

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Franklin to the rescue as Sydney beat Dockers in Perth

Sydney veteran Lance Franklin has booted three goals and had a hand in several others to lift his side to a 29-point AFL win over Fremantle in Perth.

Tony Sage heartbroken after handing back Glory licence

Tony Sage says he made the decision to hand back Perth Glory's A-League licence after running out of funds to keep the club afloat.

Cripps' injury causing Blues concern, Voss reveals

Sidelined Carlton captain Patrick Cripps has given the Blues some worries this week, with his injury taking some time to settle.

Freo keeping it low key ahead of Franklin's WA farewell

Fremantle won't be treating Lance Franklin any differently this week as the veteran Sydney forward prepares for his final AFL appearance in his hometown Perth.

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Blues lose Cripps and Cerra for West Coast clash

Carlton are hopeful Patrick Cripps and Adam Cerra will return for next week's match against Collingwood after the pair were ruled out against West Coast.

Man fined after wrestling police on Jetstar fight

A former refugee who claimed a Jetstar crew bullied him before police Tasered and manhandled him on a plane has been fined $1500 by a Perth court.

Back off Harley Reid, says Eagles coach Adam Simpson

Adam Simpson says critics need to lay off highly rated Harley Reid, following reports this year's likely AFL No.1 draft pick is unwilling to head west.

Space debris removed from beach, origin still a mystery

Part of a space rocket that washed up on a remote WA beach has been moved to a secure location as experts investigate where it came from.

Dockers ponder how to fill Sean Darcy ruck void

Fremantle ruckman Sean Darcy will miss at least two weeks with an ankle injury, with coach Justin Longmuir yet to decide how to fill the void.

Postecoglou urges his Tottenham charges to go all in

New Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou says he saw some good signs from his team despite suffering a 3-2 friendly loss to West Ham in Perth.

Postecoglou's Tottenham fall 3-2 to West Ham

Ange Postecoglou's managerial debut at Tottenham has been a promising one despite his side losing 3-2 to West Ham in Tuesday night's friendly in Perth.

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