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Glen QuartermainSports Editor, The Sunday Times

Glen has been the sports editor of The Sunday Times since September 2005. He has more than 30 years' experience in journalism. Launching his career as a cadet in Geelong in 1985, he has worked as a sports reporter at the Herald-Sun and Sunday Herald-Sun in Melbourne, as well as at The Times and The Sunday Times in London.

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ANALYSIS: Hungry for young talent, Eagles feast on sliders

West Coast might have been late to the party, but they still walked away with a goodie bag of unexpected delights, writes Glen Quartermain.

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CricketCommentsPremiumWhy fans are the key to Test future at Optus

How fans can help secure The West Test’s future and make Perth the showpiece of the cricketing summer.

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NRLCommentsWA to host Origin blockbuster amid major win for Perth fans

Perth will host three NRL games next season as well as a State of Origin blockbuster in a major win for followers of the code in the State.

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WAIS AWARDSCommentsPremiumLeahy and Welsford named joint WAIS athletes of the year

Olympic gold medal cyclists Conor Leahy and Sam Welsford have been named joint West Australian Institute of Sport Athletes of the Year

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ANALYSIS: Eagles far from idle as Allan bolsters midfield

So West Coast got their man, local talent Bo Allan, after all. But in keeping with a draft/trade period that has been on the funky side of creative, the Eagles traded down to do it, writes Glen Quartermain.

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WA Cricket chair to step down at end of domestic season

WA Cricket chair Avril Fahey will step down in mid-March next year after being asked to extend her tenure til the end of the cricket season.

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WEST TESTCommentsRahul good to go as India home in on No.3

India‘s spare-parts man KL Rahul looks set to bolster the top of the order against Australia’s fearsome bowling attack in the West Test after batting through a  soggy net session on Tuesday at Optus Stadium.

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WEST TESTVideoCommentsPremiumMcSweeney has what it takes to conquer the top-order: Katich

Former Australian opener Simon Katich has backed the ambitious selection of Nathan McSweeney at the top of the order despite never facing the new ball in a Sheffield Shield match.

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CricketCommentsPremiumAustralia-India rivalry at its fiercest in the 21st century

The next chapter of Australia’s great rivalry with India unfolds on Friday when the first ball of the Test summer is bowled at Optus Stadium.

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CricketCommentsPremiumHeavyweight bout: Inside the Australia-India growing rivalry

It might not have the same build up as an Ashes series, but it’s no less a contest.

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AFLCommentsPremiumDockers CEO praises ‘better balance’ in 2025 fixtures

Fremantle chief executive Simon Garlick has welcomed ‘more equity’ and ‘better balance’ for West Australian clubs in the 2025 AFL fixtures.

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CRICKETCommentsPremiumConfusion reigns over India’s three-day warm-up in Perth

Secrecy and confusion have again dominated India’s preparation for a third straight day in the lead-up to the opening Test of the summer, which starts next Friday at Optus Stadium.

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