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He’s everywhere in Perth – but is Basil Zempilas the man to save the WA Liberals?

The lord mayor, sports commentator and newspaper columnist confirms he will run for parliament, but his potential tilt has already sparked controversy

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Glory away displays under microscope before WSW clash

Perth Glory are yet to win away from home under coach Alen Stajcic, a tag they'll need to shed to beat Western Sydney on Saturday night.

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History shows manufactured openers work for Australia

An analysis of players who moved from the middle-order to open for Australia shows most perform better at the top, aiding Cameron Green's Test recall chances.

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Bancroft insists scars of ball-tampering have healed

Cameron Bancroft is confident Australian players would have no issue playing with him again after the ball-tampering scandal, as he pushes for a Test recall.

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Australia prepare for United Cup semi-final clash

Lleyton Hewitt says the past counts for nothing as in-form Alex de Minaur tries to lead Team Australia into the final of the $15 million United Cup in Sydney.

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De Minaur oozing confidence after downing the GOAT

World No.12 Alex de Minaur is looming as a dark horse for the Australian Open after defeating 24-time grand slam winner Novak Djokovic in Perth.

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I can go deep at Australian Open: Alex de Minaur

Alex de Minaur's crushing straight-sets win over world No.10 Taylor Fritz has fuelled hopes the Sydneysider can produce a deep run at the Australian Open.

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Olympic and grand slam glory driving evergreen Djokovic

Novak Djokovic says the lure of snaring another Olympic medal for Serbia is among the things driving him for a big 2024 campaign.

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Djokovic 'rusty' but still oh so good at United Cup

Novak Djokovic has made a hot start to the summer, leading Serbia to a 2-1 United Cup victory over China.

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Bancroft believes specialist openers best for Test role

Test contender Cameron Bancroft believes the experience of being a specialist opener would be precious for candidates in the battle to replace David Warner.

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De Minaur, Tomljanovic suffer opening-night losses

Australia have lost their United Cup battle against Great Britain after Alex de Minaur and Ajla Tomljanovic lost their singles battles.

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De Minaur sidesteps showdown with girlfriend Boulter

Australia's United Cup campaign will begin against Great Britain in Perth, with Alex de Minaur keen to avoid girlfriend Katie Boulter in the mixed-teams comp.

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Critics have to eat their words: Glory coach Stajcic

Rumours of Perth's A-League Men demise have been greatly exaggerated, insists Glory coach Alen Stajcic after his side's 3-2 comeback win over Macarthur.

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Scorchers skipper Turner to miss rest of BBL campaign

Perth captain Ashton Turner has undergone surgery and will miss the rest of the Scorchers' BBL season after tearing the meniscus in his right knee.

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Mitchell Johnson hits out at CA after awards invite

A week after his speaking jobs were cancelled by Cricket Australia, Mitchell Johnson has hit out at the governing body for inviting him to an awards night.

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'Hurt' Taggart looking to recapture Perth's glory days

Perth Glory will be aiming to turn around their painful start to the A-League Men season when they host Macarthur at HBF Park on Saturday night.

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Chris Jordan in awe of WA's special talent Aaron Hardie

Aaron Hardie has showcased his brute power by scoring an unbeaten 85 off 45 balls in the Perth Scorchers' BBL win over the Hobart Hurricanes.

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Marsh's happy place bodes well for Australian cricket

Mitch Marsh has been a revelation since returning to the Test team during the Ashes, and skipper Pat Cummins couldn't be happier.

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Perth wicket wasn't a danger, says battered Labuschagne

Marnus Labuschagne says his finger is feeling considerably better and he's in no doubt to face Pakistan in the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.

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Australia crush Pakistan in first Test as Nathan Lyon takes 500th wicket – as it happened

Australia completed a resounding 360-run victory over Pakistan on day four as spinner Nathan Lyon claimed his 500th Test wicket

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Khawaja-style banner removed at Optus Stadium

A banner repeating Usman Khawaja's banned shoe inscriptions "all lives are equal" and "freedom is a human right" has been taken down at the first Test in Perth.

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Labuschagne cleared of finger fracture, will play on

Scans have cleared Marnus Labuschagne of a serious finger injury, paving the way for the Australia batter to field later in the first Test against Pakistan.

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Bruised Smith to front up for more Pakistan bouncers

Steve Smith will put his body on the line again on a testing pitch as Australia aim to build on a lead of 300 on day four of the first Test against Pakistan.

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Australia v Pakistan: first Test, day three – as it happened

Over-by-over: Despite the loss of David Warner for a duck, Australia are slowly extending their lead after Pakistan’s batters crumbled

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Labuschagne, Smith hurt as Pakistan show some fight

Australia hold an overall lead of 300 with eight wickets still in hand against Pakistan in the first Test at Optus Stadium.

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