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New changerooms at Thomas Oval will be named Djandoo Mia, meaning “home of the whistling kite,” following approval by the City of Kwinana council. The facility, serving the Kwinana Titans rugby and AIM Archery clubs, will feature four changerooms and is set for completion in May, with the name reflecting local cultural significance. Want More Context? 🔎

Carnarvon has completed the installation of 300 artificial reef modules off its coast, marking the largest reef project in WA, funded by a $1.4 million initiative. The reef, located 7km from Pelican Point, is expected to enhance local fishing opportunities, support marine life, and boost tourism and the economy in the Gascoyne region. Want More Context? 🔎

Two police officers were killed and a third wounded during a search warrant execution in Porepunkah, Victoria, believed to be targeted by a heavily armed man identified as Dezi Freeman, a "sovereign citizen." A manhunt is ongoing as the community remains under lockdown, with calls for safety and condolences pouring in from officials, including the Prime Minister and Victorian Premier. Want More Context? 🔎

A massive manhunt is underway in Porepunkah, Victoria, after a heavily armed suspect ambushed police, resulting in the deaths of two officers and injuring a third during an arrest warrant execution for historical sex offenses. The suspect, identified as Dezi Freeman, a self-proclaimed "sovereign citizen," remains at large, prompting police to urge locals to stay indoors. Want More Context? 🔎

Australia has expelled Iran's ambassador and three officials, alleging Iran orchestrated antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne, including arson at a cafe and a synagogue linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Prime Minister Albanese described these incidents as "extraordinary and dangerous acts of aggression," marking the first ambassador expulsion since World War II, while Australia will designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization. Want More Context? 🔎

Jeff Farmer and Hayden Ballantyne, former Fremantle Dockers champions, will reunite for the first time on the field during Thursday's Legends Game at Marvel Stadium, teaming up with fellow Dockers Tommy Sheridan and Stephen Hill against a star-studded Victorian side. Ballantyne, who expressed excitement about playing alongside Hill, noted the game is a fun opportunity to support a good cause while showcasing skills with other football greats. Want More Context? 🔎