Danielle Laidley runs an eye over every West Coast Eagle and Fremantle Docker after round 14. Who starred and who struggled?
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Danielle Laidley’s player ratings: Every West Coast Eagle, Fremantle Docker ranked after round 14
Destruction in Israel as Iranian missiles hit: ‘Everything was destroyed. There is nothing left’
A shocked Julia Zilbergoltz said she had ‘never been in a situation like this’ after an Iranian missile scored a direct hit on her home in central Israel early Sunday.
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Israeli death toll rises as Tehran strikes with Donald Trump and missiles rain down
Iranian missile fire on Israel killed at least 10 people overnight, authorities said Sunday, as the foes exchanged new waves of attacks in their most intense confrontation in history.
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Peter Bell loves seeing Fremantle Docker Nat Fyfe playing well as the sub but wants him playing full games too
Fremantle veteran Nat Fyfe has had a huge impact as the sub after returning to the AFL from injury, so can he continue to play that role and be a real difference maker late in games for the Dockers?
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Anna Hay: West Australian footy the real winner after Optus Stadium double header
The real winner this weekend was West Australian footy, writes Anna Hay.
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Labor’s decision on power credits at Thursday’s State Budget comes as government marks 100 days of third term
Labor ministers have backed reining in cost of living support in favour of more targeted measures, as households face life without power bill credits.
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Editorial: Iran is the existential threat to the West
There is only one ‘people of the region’ under immediate threat, persistent and deadly: the people of Israel. And the threat to those people of the region is posed by one regime alone: Iran.
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Roos cruise to big win against Kambalda
Kalgoorlie cruised to a percentage-boosting win against Kambalda on Saturday.
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Andrew Miller: Anti-vaxxers need an injection of common sense
Public health is rarely glamorous. As with seatbelts, pool fences and speed limits, when your job is to prevent something happening, the credit is only theoretical.
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Alex Scott and Dermot O’Leary forced to apologise as Tyson Fury swears live on ITV during Soccer Aid coverage
TYSON FURY’S F-word rallying call live on ITV forced Soccer Aid presenters Alex Scott and Dermot O’Leary to apologise.
Fury and Wayne Rooney were rousing their England team ahead of the special charity match against a World XI at Old Trafford.
The boxing legend chose to mix a reference to a brutal fighting force from ancient times with X-rated language to stir up the home side.
The former world heavyweight champ stood next to co-manager Harry Redknapp in front of a team badge on the ground in the dressing room.
Then he roared: “75,000 sell-out. Unicef a great cause.
“Let’s not forget these Three Lions on the floor.
“Let them know how good we are.
“We are England. We are f***ing Spartans.”
That sparked laughter all around – but also brought a sharp intervention from Scott.
The ex-Arsenal defender said: We apologise for the swearing.”
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