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Reigning world, Olympic and Commonwealth pole vault champion Steve Hooker and Australian Flame teammate Fabrice Lapierre have taken out world indoor victories on a golden night for Australia at the world indoor championships in Doha, Qatar, this weekend.

The Kookaburras have won their first World Cup in 24 years, defeating Germany 2-1 in the 2010 World Cup final in New Delhi, India.

WAIS-AIS scholarship holder Jesse Phillips and WAIS athlete Stephen Bird combined to win the K2 200m national title at the weekend's Canoeing Sprint Championships in Penrith.

The Kookaburras will meet Germany for the third consecutive World Cup final after defeating the Netherlands 2-1 during the semi final in New Delhi, India.

Three days, six schools, two clubs, one awards night and over 500km travelled, and you might get a rough guide into last week's Great Southern excursion for the Go for 2&5 Community Development Program.

World, Olympic and Commonwealth pole vault champion Steve Hooker will tomorrow night launch his bid to claim the only major medal missing from his trophy cabinet when he joins four fellow members of the Australian Flame in action at the IAAF world indoor championships in Doha, Qatar.

Two goals to Des Abbott has seen the Kookaburras finish on top of Pool B and qualify for the semi finals at the 2010 World Cup in India, defeating Pakistan 2-1 in their final pool match of the tournament.

Western Australian Institute of Sport slalom canoe athletes Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley have been named on the Australian team to take on the best at this year's World Championships in Slovenia.

WAIS athlete Kim Mickle has scored an impressive comeback win in the javelin competition at the Melbourne Track Classic.