Despite leaving Australia to head to Canada earlier this year, former Swan Districts ruckman Nathan Blakely has managed to ...
One year out from a Rugby World Cup on home soil, belief has been found at the foot of the ruck and Les Kiss’ Wallabies are ...
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New WA fast bowler Kieran Elliott opens up on his winding journey to become a professional cricketer
Chasing his dream of being a professional cricketer has taken Kieran Elliott all over the country — and a winding journey has left the fast bowler well-prepared to have an impact for WA.
Not all of the near 1000 exhibitors at the Land Forces exhibition are turning out military gear ...
BHP has finally offloaded a piece of its once mighty WA nickel empire by selling its Kambalda nickel concentrator to Gold ...
Opinion
Andrew Greene: The changing face of warfare and why mateship isn’t enough amid WA AUKUS focus
It has been 85 years since WA’s only PM, John Curtin, was sworn into office as WWII raged. On this timely anniversary, the former journalist’s home state is again at the centre of Australia’s defence ...
Two decades after it opened to raised eyebrows, Henderson is the heart of Australia’s biggest rearmament since World War II.
Nuclear powered submarines will bring benefits far beyond the shipyard gate.
Without somewhere to lift a nuclear submarine out of the water, the first Virginia-class boat can’t come. Henderson’s dock is on the clock.
A $500,000 hole-in-one prize is up for grabs at Wembley Golf Course this weekend as golfers swing into action to raise money ...
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