Outback Wrangler pleads not guilty over chopper crash

A proposed barbecue installation in a Riverton park has sparked controversy, with 66 residents petitioning against it due to concerns over a lack of toilets and potential distractions for dogs. The article reflects on the commitment of petitioners and the varied nature of petitions, from school uniform abolitions to local tavern approvals, while emphasizing the value of passionate community engagement. Want More Context? 🔎

Shipwreck Hunters Australia, S2August 27, streaming on Disney Plus Every summer, I spend a lot of time lolling in the sparkling waters of Coogee beach, thinking about how lucky I am.But WA’s waters are not all gently lapping waves and white sand. In fact, it is dubbed the “treasure coast” because of the hidden reefs and treacherous seas that are believed to be the final resting place of more than 1600 shipwrecks.There’s something so fascinating...

Sprint champion Jasper Philipsen won the opening stage of La Vuelta a España in Novara, Italy, marking his comeback after a crash in the Tour de France left him with injuries. With a perfect lead-out from his Alpecin-Deceuninck team, Philipsen secured his 14th Grand Tour stage win and the red jersey, finishing ahead of Ethan Vernon and Orluis Aular. Want More Context? 🔎

West Coast coach Andrew McQualter aims to instill a winning mindset in his struggling team, which has recorded a club-low 1-22 season after a heavy loss to Sydney. He plans to use games like table tennis and handball to enhance competitiveness, emphasizing the need for the team to learn how to win as they prepare for the upcoming trade period and draft with the No.1 pick. Want More Context? 🔎

West Coast's disappointing season culminated in a 67-point loss to Sydney, marking a record 22 defeats and a 13-game losing streak. Despite early promise, the Eagles' effort waned, with notable performances from debutants and recruits, leaving them with hope for improvement as they head into the off-season. Want More Context? 🔎

West Coast defender Reuben Ginbey suffered a significant scare after landing heavily on his back during a marking contest against Brodie Grundy, prompting immediate concern as he rolled on the turf in pain. Despite briefly returning to play, he was soon substituted, while fellow players Rhett Bazzo and Matt Flynn also faced injuries, though the team celebrated Jacob Newton's first AFL goal. Want More Context? 🔎