Goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis thinks the Brisbane Roar can make immediate A-League progress after being recruited by new coach Michael Valkanis.
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Ties bind Roar coach, keeper in club’s revival effort
Beach Energy: Perth Basin and Cooper Basin assets in $674m impairment
Beach Energy has copped a $674 million writedown thanks to lower sale prices and poorer than expected performance of Perth Basin assets.
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Administrators of Wittner complete sale to Jo Mercer owner The Shoe Group
Collapsed footwear brand Wittner has been rescued by the company already behind some of the nation’s popular shoe retailers like Jo Mercer, Novo and Spendless Shoes.
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‘Scary’: Curtin University students fear for personal safety unless campus housing security improved
In one night-time incident, a student witnessed two men carrying a small axe which they then used to commit a crime.
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Australia, Pacific cops to discuss regional deployments
Police chiefs from across the Pacific, including Australia, are set to meet and discuss a joint training program that deploys officers across the region.
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AFLW: West Coast Eagles building to full strength ahead of opener
West Coast will unleash young gun Ella Roberts and defender Jessica Rentsch on the Western Bulldogs in Saturday night’s AFLW scratch match at Mineral Resources Park.
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Loribelle Spirovski’s finger painting of didgeridoo player William Barton voted Archibald prize people’s choice
Loribelle Spirovski used her fingers and musical inspiration to win a major Archibald Prize award.
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Heavy rain, strong winds and chilly temperatures set to lash NSW as ‘rain bomb’ approaches
‘It’s going to be windy, it’s going to be raining ... really rug up.’
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Russian missile and strike on Kyiv kills at least six
A child is among the six people dead from another air attack on Kyiv as Russia steps up its strikes on Ukrainian cities despite added pressure from the US.
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Newroz Kebab & Turkish Bakery: Owners ordered to pay more than $200,000 after underpaying migrant worker
The worker often worked past midnight, with the business paying him a flat rate of $20 per hour without superannuation — including on public holidays and weekends.
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