Shanto’s twin tons as Bangladesh draw Test in Galle

Roger Cook, the Premier of Western Australia, is traveling to the UK to advocate for the continuation of the AUKUS defense agreement worth $368 billion, amid concerns that Donald Trump's review could jeopardize it. He aims to highlight the deal’s significance for Australia, the US, and the UK, particularly its benefits for WA, including a $20 billion defense hub in Henderson and opportunities in submarine construction and maintenance. Need More Context? 🔎

The Western Australian government has allocated an additional $28 million for flammable cladding remediation at Perth Children’s Hospital, following a previous $33.3 million for Fiona Stanley Hospital. With total costs expected to exceed $41 million, ongoing cladding replacement efforts are projected to extend until at least the 2028-29 financial year across several major hospitals. Need More Context? 🔎

Belarus has released 14 political prisoners, including opposition leader Syarhei Tsikhanouski, following a visit by US envoy Keith Kellogg. Tsikhanouski, sentenced to 18 years in 2021, is now in Vilnius with his wife, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, who continues to advocate for the release of an additional 1,150 prisoners amid ongoing tensions related to the 2020 presidential election. Need More Context? 🔎

Two West Australians are celebrating after winning a share of the Saturday Lotto's $20 million prize draw, with each taking home $2.2 million. The winning tickets, sold at Derby Newsagency and through Lotterywest Play Online, were among nine total winners, as WA experienced a lucky weekend with five Division One wins overall. Need More Context? 🔎

Fremantle veteran Michael Walters made his WAFL season debut for Peel Thunder, showing no signs of his knee injury, while Jaeger O'Meara impressed with 25 disposals in his return, pushing for an AFL recall. The match saw Fremantle's Will Brodie suffer a concussion, while Brandon Walker and High Davies also had notable performances for Peel. Need More Context? 🔎

Mitch McGovern paid tribute to his brother Jeremy, who has medically retired from the AFL after 197 games, expressing immense pride in his brother's football journey and achievements. Former West Coast captain Luke Shuey also honored Jeremy, highlighting his dedication and impact as a player and teammate, following a recommendation to retire due to concussion issues. Need More Context? 🔎