If re-elected, the state Labor government in Western Australia plans to train young individuals for defense industry jobs related to the AUKUS agreement, with an $11.5 million scheme for apprentice training announced by Premier Roger Cook. The initiative aims to prepare for the creation of 10,000 local jobs as part of the largest defense project in the nation’s history. The upcoming state election on March 8 is expected to see Labor maintain its majority, with the Liberals and Nationals proposing measures such as juvenile rehabilitation centers and expanding support for regional development.
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SA pace bowler Rabada tested positive for cocaine
Kagiso Rabada received a one-month suspension after testing positive for cocaine, as confirmed by the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport. The 30-year-old fast bowler, who was with the Gujarat Titans at the time, admitted to the violation and apologized, with the positive test linked to a sample taken during the SA20 league in January. Following his suspension, Rabada returned to play two matches for Gujarat and is set to lead South Africa's bowling attack...
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