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The program is clearly back into full swing with all the athletes back from their competitions overseas, and gearing up >

Western Australian Institute of Sport scholarship holder Luke Durbridge today got the Cyclones World Championships' campaign off to a sensational start with a silver medal performance in the under 23 men's time trial in Geelong.

WAIS-AIS cyclist Travis Meyer has announced he will not compete in the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi due to health concerns.

The Australian gymnastics team is Delhi bound and poised for a great competition when the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games kick off on October 3rd.

The late entry of Western Australian Institute of Sport athletes Stephen Bird and Jesse Phillips has added further spice to what is sizing up to be a thrilling title race in the Fish River Canoe marathon this weekend in South Africa.

The Perth Wheelcats must be feeling some sort of déjà vu after yet again rewriting the NWBL history books, winning another NWBL grand final. This is their fifth consecutive NWBL championship since 2006, setting a new league record.

Western Australian Institute of Sport kayaking pair Jesse Phillips and Stephen Bird have continued their successful world trip, this time claiming victory in South Africa.

Three of Australia's leading medal chances in shooting at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi have struck form at Australia >

On a bright sunny day on the Tyne River, two traditional rivals came together for a non-traditional battle of street athletics. In a two hour showcase, defending champions England edged past Australia on the line to finish with the Bupa Great North City Games trophy five points to four. It was second consecutive win for the English team but it was an immense battle and an outstanding display of athletics for the parochial crowd.

The West Coast Fever have named a youthful side for the 2011 ANZ Championship, including the younger sister of star defender Josie Janz, Alicia.