Persistence pays off for rising talent.
Swan broadens wings
Nerf in Perth
Foam darts fly from modified blasters.
Just add water
Desert lad tastes Perth pool success.
Feeds her need for speed
Quad biker takes unconventional track. MELISSA MATHER reports.
Wolves salivate after 18-year wait
Men’s State Basketball League final set to sell out. HANNAH COLEMAN reports.
Perth Colts star to play in national AFL championships
JESS COLQUHOUN talks with Frasier McInnes on the key to his success as a young player.
Banner in the works
What does it take to be in an AFL banner team? LINCOLN BERTELLI reports.
WA sets fast pace in fun run
After raising more than $322,500, athletes and volunteers look forward to next year’s charity race, as Melissa Melbourne reports.
Curtin Soccer Club president reflects on Perth Glory’s proposed move
Curtin will need to upgrade facilities further if Perth Glory’s proposed move to Curtin’s Hockey Stadium goes ahead.
Waterski tournament soars
BY BREEANA HUMPHREYS The night showcased a range of waterskiing forms with wakeboarding, show skiing, slalom and barefoot events before the jumping in March. Night Jump co-ordinator and competitor Nicholas Wrenn says […]
WAFL match review
Round Three – Claremont Tigers vs. Peel Thunder MEGAN KELLY ROUND three of the WAFL saw the odds stacked against Peel in their first game of the season against Claremont. Claremont won […]
Star athletes on right track
LINCOLN BERTELLI THE nation’s leading athletes completed their Australian Athletics Tour campaigns recently when the competition final took place at WA Athletics Stadium. The two-night event was the final chance for athletes […]
Skateboarding cements youth culture links
Skateboarding has always had its feet firmly placed in youth culture and the people that stick with it are the people that have a real passion for the sport.
WA to dominate draft
Perth footballers will dominate this year’s AFL national draft with new club Gold Coast Suns holding an advantage with many of the early picks.
Patersons backlash
The City of Subiaco Council is against renaming Subiaco Oval saying the change is disrespectful of more than 100 years of football heritage.
New one-day rules to get balls flying
Significant rule changes to the Australian domestic one-day cricket format will see teams in a faster and less predictable competition this season.
No glory for Perth as losses continue
Perth Glory fans booed their side off nib Stadium after they slumped to their sixth-straight defeat to bottom side Sydney FC in October.