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The Kookaburras kicked their World League campaign into gear with a resounding 5-2 victory over Spain on Saturday, set up by a dominant set piece performances from the World Champions.

WAIS athlete Caitlin Elks has claimed a bronze medal in the skiff class (49erFX) alongside new teammate Olivia Price at the Sail for Gold Regatta in Weymouth.

WAIS scholarship athlete Sam Kerr has scored the decisive penalty as the Australian Matildas sealed the Centenary Cup with a 4-2 penalties win over New Zealand following a 1-1 draw.

Applications for the Challenge High Performance Training Centre Swimming Program are now open.

In an entertaining dress rehearsal for their opening match of next week's World League competition in Rotterdam, the Kookaburras and >

West Coast Fever has gone down to the QLD Firebirds by 25 goals in front of a packed house at >

A team of 40 para-athletes has this week been confirmed by the Athletics Australia Selectors to lead the green and gold charge at the IPC Athletics World Championships in Lyon, France next month.

By the time our elite senior gymnasts stand ready to compete at Olympic or World Champ level, they have already gained years of meticulous experience in coping with the pressures that travel and preparation in unfamiliar surrounds bring. As Olivia Vivian reports, five WAIS athletes have just ventured through the first steps on this learning journey.

WAIS cyclist Cameron Meyer has maintained his lead in the Tour de Suisse despite seeing Canadian Ryder Hesjedal shave precious time off his lead.

For the second time in three days the Kookaburras turned around an early deficit against the Netherlands to run out 5-2 winners in Rotterdam as they prepare for the World League, which gets underway in one week.