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Mike Baird had been on the CA board for six years and served as the chair since February 2023. (ABC News: Nick Dole)
Mike Baird has quit as Cricket Australia chair and will be replaced by David Boon in the interim.
Baird backed the privatisation of the Big Bash league, resulting in lost support from Cricket NSW.
Baird had an option of moving into an independent role but said he did not wish to continue without state support.
Mike Baird has sensationally quit as Cricket Australia chair, after his own state association refused to back its representative in the fallout over the privatisation of Big Bash League clubs.
David Boon appointed interim Cricket Australia chair with former NSW premier Mike Baird to step down
Mike Baird will step down as Cricket Australia chair at next month's annual general meeting, the governing body said in a statement this morning.
Baird, the former NSW Premier who has been a driving force behind CA's push towards the privatisation of Big Bash Leagues clubs, will leave the CA Board he has served on for six years. He had been chair since February 2023.
Former Test batter David Boon will take over at the October 28 AGM as the interim chair while a process to appoint a full-time chair takes place over the coming months.
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Australia's World No. 6, Minjee Lee, has withdrawn from the LA Championship prior to the start of the second round. No reason was provided by the LPGA Tour.
Lee, 29, was tied for 40th after she posted a three-under-par 69 in Thursday's first round at the El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana, California. She carded six birdies and three bogeys, including one on the 18th hole.
Earlier today, the LPGA Tour's official communications team announced that three-time major winner Minjee Lee has withdrawn from the JM Eagle LA Championship.
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It comes as a bit of a surprise, especially seen as though Lee played well during Thursday's first round. The 29-year-old carded six birdies, and three bogeys, including one on the 18th hole.
She was six shots off of clubhouse leader Chizzy Iwai, who had an electrifying day around El Cab, that included five consecutive birdies and an eagle to close out her first nine holes.
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Former Victorian Deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth will resign from state parliament. (ABC News)
Former deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth will resign from parliament next week, forcing a by-election in the seat of Nepean.
The first-term MP had already vowed to exit state politics at the November election, a decision he said he made after realising recent public pressure on his family had come from within his own party.
His imminent resignation will force voters in the Mornington Peninsula-based seat to the polls twice in less than a year — once for the by-election in the early half of this year and again in November for the state election.
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Former deputy opposition leader Sam Groth will exit parliament next week and force his electorate to the polls just months before the state election.
Groth, a former professional tennis player in his first term of parliament, had previously announced his intention to retire from politics and not contest the November election.
However, his decision to vacate the seat of Nepean early will trigger a byelection in his Mornington Peninsula electorate in the coming months.
Groth, who was absent during question time on Wednesday afternoon when news of his resignation broke, said he was resigning to pursue other opportunities.
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Commonwealth Bank has been accused of “essentially calling it quits” on its West Australian subsidiary, following the revelation new workers would no longer be employed under the Bankwest entity.
The Financial Sector Union has also flagged CBA’s plans to combine the Bankwest enterprise agreement with the agreement covering the national workforce, which it warned would put the working conditions of 1400 staff at risk.
Bankwest branches are no more, and now new workers will be employed under the Commonwealth Bank entity.Credit: Peter Milne
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Collingwood says the employee had handed in their resignation. (AAP Photos: Mark Evans)
Collingwood staffer Dean Filopoulos has resigned following an alcohol-related incident in the Northern Territory.
The ABC understands Filopoulos performed a lap dance on an AFLW player while intoxicated on the final night of a club camp in Alice Springs.
Collingwood investigated the incident and said it was committed to "ensuring our environments remain professional".
A Collingwood football department staffer has resigned after an alcohol-related incident during a club camp in the Northern Territory.
Rehabilitation manager Dean Filopoulos quit after acting inappropriately when intoxicated on the final night of the trip in Alice Springs.
A Collingwood employee has resigned after an incident during a recent camp in the Northern Territory
A COLLINGWOOD staff member has resigned after their involvement in an incident during a recent club camp in the Northern Territory.
The club investigated the alcohol-fuelled incident as soon as it became aware of the matter, and the staff member involved resigned during that process.
Collingwood said in a statement on Thursday morning that its "focus remains on supporting all team members and ensuring our environments remain professional and consistent with the values we stand for."
A group of Collingwood's AFL and AFLW players were joined by staff and some board members during the week-long camp, which is part of the annual induction and cultural immersion program for new Magpies players.
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Collingwood says the employee had handed in their resignation. (AAP Photos: Mark Evans)
A male Collingwood staffer has resigned following an alcohol-related incident in the Northern Territory.
The employee acted inappropriately while intoxicated on the final night of a club camp in Alice Springs.
Collingwood investigated the incident and said it was committed to "ensuring out environments remain professional".
A Collingwood football department staffer has resigned after an alcohol-related incident during a club camp in the Northern Territory.
The unnamed male staffer quit after acting inappropriately when intoxicated on the final night of the trip in Alice Springs.
Collingwood did not detail the specifics of the incident in its statement released on Thursday.
A Collingwood employee has resigned after an incident during a recent camp in the Northern Territory
A COLLINGWOOD staff member has resigned after their involvement in an incident during a recent club camp in the Northern Territory.
The club investigated the alcohol-fuelled incident as soon as it became aware of the matter, and the staff member involved resigned during that process.
Collingwood said in a statement on Thursday morning that its "focus remains on supporting all team members and ensuring our environments remain professional and consistent with the values we stand for."
A group of Collingwood's AFL and AFLW players were joined by staff and some board members during the week-long camp, which is part of the annual induction and cultural immersion program for new Magpies players.
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