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Author: Amy McKie

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Autism Come and Try Session brings hundreds to WACA Ground

Hundreds of children and young people took to the WACA Ground for Saturday’s Autism Come and Try Session, marking another milestone for a program that continues to create opportunities and …

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Star Blast brings cricket – and confidence – to the Wheatbelt

When the WA Cricket Foundation rolled into Northam this year, it didn’t just bring cricket bats and cones. It brought high-fives, big smiles, and a message to kids at Avonvale …

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Finding His Lane: How Cricket Gave Eligh Frunks a Place to Belong

Eligh with dad Kaine and mum Emma at the WACA Ground. Eligh Frunks was three months premature, and for the first years of his life, he barely walked. Carried everywhere …

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From the Red Dirt to the WACA: Cricket Finds a New Home in the Pilbara

For most of the year, sport at Strelley Community School means footy. The ball comes out at recess, at lunch, after school, on the vast red dirt of the Pilbara …

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