WA news LIVE: NRL premiership star drawn west to sign with Perth Bears
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Brisbane Broncos premiership star Gehamat Shibasaki will fly to the other side of the country and pull on a Perth Bears jersey as the latest star signing for the upstart NRL club.Shibasaki’s two tries and three line-breaks in the Broncos’ grand final win capped a busy year in which he also enjoyed a State of Origin victory with the Queensland Maroons and an Ashes win with the Australian Kangaroos.Gehamat Shibasaki celebrates scoring a try with the Broncos in last year’s NRL season.
Getty ImagesPerth Bears head coach Mal Meninga said the 28-year-old was a powerful ball runner and strong defender, and had “been on our radar for some time”.“He is a Test player who will add a new dimension to our backline. He is large, strong and has big game experience that will be invaluable,” Meninga said.
Show more Here’s what’s making headlines elsewhere today: The whistleblower who triggered the scandal engulfing consulting giant KPMG Australia refused to move to Australia in part because he claimed he had been bullied by one of KPMG’s most senior executives.Reigning Commonwealth Games champions Nina Kennedy and Tim Hodge will lead Australia out as the flag and baton bearers at the opening ceremony in Glasgow.Ukraine has launched new attacks on Russia’s largest online retailer, Wildberries, in a sign of its capacity to send explosive drones into enemy territory amid upheaval in the Ukrainian military after public protests about the war.
A clumsy joke has backfired on cabinet ministers soon after they were named to their posts by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, just as he vowed to set a new tone and direction for the government upon taking power this week.Macquarie Group chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake is retiring as boss of the investment giant after eight years in the job, to be replaced by the head of its banking arm, Greg Ward.OpenAI said on Tuesday (California time) that two of its artificial intelligence models went rogue and successfully hacked into Hugging Face, a digital library of AI technology that is popular among developers.
Good morning, and welcome to our live news blog for Thursday, July 23.Making headlines today is news from our property market, with new figures suggesting Perth’s galloping house prices are being brought to heel.The WA capital extended its run to 15 consecutive quarters of growth to reach a median house price of $1.
18 million, according to Domain’s latest House Price Report.Is Perth’s red-hot housing market starting to cool?Adobe StockHowever, house prices grew at just 1 per cent for the quarter – the weakest pace in more than a year.
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