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I'm all in: why Eagle Shanahan doesn't want to go home

Jobe Shanahan says he's not homesick and had no hesitation in going all in on West Coast's rebuild, and he's holding out hope of joining the 200cm club.

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Brittany Higgins responds after $315k defamation loss

Brittany Higgins has used social media to reach out to her ex-boss Linda Reynolds after losing an expensive defamation battle with the former senator.

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Legal challenge against Woodside gas project fails

The battle to stop Woodside expanding its gas production continues with a fresh legal challenge in the Supreme Court, as another fails in the Federal Court.

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Sam Kerr sets big targets as injury return nears

Matildas superstar striker Sam Kerr is closing in on her long-awaited playing return with Chelsea and has set high expectations of herself.

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It stings: the big regret for Port's departing coach

As he approaches his last game in 13 seasons as Port Adelaide coach, Ken Hinkley says he's staggered he lasted so long.

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Voss behind McGovern, excited for Walsh's Blues return

Carlton coach Michael Voss wants out-of-favour Mitch McGovern to remain at the club, admitting the veteran is disappointed to be playing VFL.

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Freo's comeback kings told: 'No more mulligans'

Fremantle skipper Alex Pearce bailed his team out of trouble last week against Port, but the Dockers can't afford to give Brisbane a head start on Friday night.

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Fed-up Moloney pulls pin after Mexican stand-off

Australian world title prospect Andrew Moloney has withdrawn from his elimination bout in Mexico after multiple delays and another location change.

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Cost-cutting, poor voter estimates behind poll problems

Ballot paper shortages and long voter queues at some polling booths during a state election were caused by cost-cutting and poor planning, an inquiry has found.

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Fears FIFO work will turn gold towns into ghost towns

Miners and regional residents are calling for tax incentives and faster housing approvals to bring in more long-term workers and halt the decline of towns.

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Angry and frustrated: Eagles skipper hailed a warrior

West Coast are headed for a one-win season, but co-captain Liam Duggan is doing his best to keep spirits high despite his heavy leadership burden.

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How Fyfe enhanced reputation even more during rehab

Fremantle veteran Nat Fyfe hasn't played finals since 2015, but that drought could be broken this year if the stars align and his injury demons don't return.

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'Worst excuse' fuels Moloney as fight gets personal

A bizarre build-up to Andrew Moloney's world title eliminator in central Mexico has "pissed off" the Australian's mum and played into the underdog's hands.

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How sweet potato is making Aussie UFC star happier

Steve Erceg is riding a three-fight losing run, but the withdrawal of two scheduled opponents and a temporary switch to bantamweight has him primed for victory.

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Pearce set for AFL return, Dockers undecided on Fyfe

Fremantle skipper Alex Pearce has played just once in the past 10 weeks, and he won't be at 100 per cent fitness when he faces Port Adelaide.

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Star Dockers mid injured in comeback win over Carlton

Fremantle have kicked seven goals to one in the last quarter to post a crucial 27-point win over Carlton which keeps them in the hunt for a top-four berth.

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No Harley spells big problems for struggling Eagles

Star West Coast midfielder Harley Reid will miss the rest of the season with an ankle injury, leaving a host of youngsters to steer the ship against Melbourne.

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Wooden-spoon Eagles to link up with a smart Daisy chain

West Coast's request for a priority pick is controversial, but coach Andrew McQualter believes the club deserves a helping hand.

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Vixens ride wave of emotion into Super Netball decider

The Melbourne Vixens are determined to send coach Simone McKinnis out on a high in the Super Netball grand final after turning their season around.

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Will supersub Fyfe be unleashed against the Blues?

The last time Nat Fyfe was the sub he injured his calf while warming up at halftime, but the veteran is back to full fitness and ready to be unleashed.

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Struggling Eagles confirm plea for AFL draft help

West Coast will formally request draft assistance from the AFL as they finish in the bottom three on the ladder for a fourth consecutive season.

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Fever ready for fierce grand final battle with rivals

West Coast Fever's Fran Williams says her team will be going in all guns blazing against arch-rivals the Melbourne Vixens in the Super Netball grand final.

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It's disrespectful: derby percentage not on Freo's mind

Fremantle are being widely tipped to thrash West Coast on Saturday, but the Dockers' struggles against lowly sides this year could play on their mind.

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Eagles back $20-million man Reid to handle the hype

Harley Reid's next deal could be worth in the vicinity of $24 million, with his manager currently in Perth to talk to West Coast about the 20-year-old's future.

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Nothing to lose for Swifts after finals 'nightmare'

Left reeling after a disastrous semi-final loss, NSW are taking a nothing-to-lose approach against Melbourne in their final bid for Super Netball glory.

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