Allrounder Ash Gardner scored a landmark 115 runs for Australia against New Zealand in their World Cup opener, becoming the first Indigenous player to hit a century in any women’s 50-over World Cup and setting a record for the highest innings by a No.6 or below. Despite early wickets, Gardner’s innings helped Australia post 326, showcasing their batting depth with contributions from Tahlia McGrath and Kim Garth.
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EPA Considers Investigation of Cook Government’s Racetrack
Initial modeling of the proposed $217 million Burswood race track indicates that nearby apartments may experience noise levels between 78 to 91 decibels during events, prompting public comment as the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) considers a full assessment. While Main Roads WA argues a full assessment isn’t legally needed, local opposition persists, highlighting potential impacts on residents' amenity and wildlife during construction. Want More Context? 🔎
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