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Mahogany Creek's Georgia Wilson is gunning to represent Australia for the first time in her hometown Perth when the Hockeyroos play Great Britain on Saturday in the new FIH Pro League.

Some of life's great triumphs and innovations have emanated from the simple question - what if? It's that same question that brought an all but retired Amie Thompson back to the pool as she now prepares to go bigger, better and bolder than ever before.

WA pole vaulters Kurtis Marschall and Liz Parnova have completed their first competition outing of a short European tour at a small indoor meet in Poland.

Need a simple breakfast option to get you up and moving in the morning? Julie Meek has a quick and easy tip to get you racing out the door!

With less than a month until Perth hosts the 2019 Sprint Canoe National Championships at Champion Lakes, WA's elite paddlers have hit the water for a final competitive tune-up at GP2 in Penrith.

The Hockeyroos have continued their strong start to the 2019 FIH Hockey Pro League with wins over China and Germany whilst the Kookaburras have recorded their first win of the campaign with victory over Germany in Hobart.

Kurtis Marschall has kept the ball rolling on an impressive start to the 2019 domestic season for WA's elite pole vaulters with the Commonwealth champion achieving another Worlds qualifier at a local meet in Perth.

WA's best and brightest sporting talent will be up for recognition at tonight's WA Sports Star Awards.

A new era begins today as Paralympics Australia becomes the new name of the organisation formerly known as the Australian Paralympic Committee.

Confidence sparks in many forms and according to Wheelchair Basketball coach Brad Ness that applies to the softly spoken Mary Friday and an unheralded rookie in Taishar Ovens.