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Dockers stew as Michael Johnson's kebab shop assault charge adjourned
Johnson, 32, was given $500 bail as the case was adjourned to a later date - with his lawyer requesting a copy of CCTV footage of the alleged incident.
Heather McNeill is a Fairfax Media journalist who returned to the big smoke after a reporting stint in the Pilbara.
Johnson, 32, was given $500 bail as the case was adjourned to a later date - with his lawyer requesting a copy of CCTV footage of the alleged incident.
Former West Coast Eagles star Ben Cousins has avoided a jail sentence after pleading guilty to a string of charges in Armadale Magistrates Court on Tuesday afternoon.
Former AFL star Ben Cousins has been released from custody after pleading guilty to breaching a violence restraining order taken out on him by his former partner, Maylea Tinecheff.
An arrest warrant has been issued for former AFL player Ben Cousins after he failed to show up to court accused of breaching a violence restraining order against his former partner and possessing methamphetamine.
The relationship between the West Coast Eagles and Daniel Chick seems to have soured again after the former midfielder made a public plea "begging for help" to cover his ongoing medical expenses, claiming the club had abandoned him.
They might be hometown rivals come 2017, but for now, WA's biggest AFL recruits of the year, Sam Mitchell and Bradley Hill, were all smiles as they made their way across the Nullarbor together.
Fremantle Docker Michael Barlow has confirmed he will not play on with the club in 2017.
Telethon delivered a record $26 million to Perth's sick kids and also some unexpected news for Fremantle Dockers fans – the prospect of a taller Nat Fyfe.
Fremantle Docker young gun Darcy Tucker and West Coast Eagles speedster Lewis Jetta will both compete to be crowned the fastest AFL player in the country during Saturday's grand final sprint.
West Coast Eagle star forward Josh Kennedy appeared to be making the most of the sometimes tedious Brownlow count on Monday night, downing a beer each time he polled a vote.Â
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