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Live: Leaders Fremantle face North in Bunbury ahead of vital Q-Clash
The Kangaroos head west to face the Dockers in Bunbury before the Suns try to put another dent in the Lions' flag hopes in the Q-Clash.
Fremantle are looking to add to a club-record winning streak of 11 games as they take on North at Docklands.
Later, the spotlight will be on back-to-back premiers Brisbane, as they head down the highway to meet the Suns at Carrara.
Tonight the focus switches to Perth, where West Coast will play Port Adelaide.
I'm running out of ways to say the Dockers are playing well at Bunbury.
They have so many ways to score. The turnover is the main one, but then they just scored one from a forward 50 stoppage, where Mason Cox just casually flicked it down into the path of Hayden Young, who completed a set move by snapping from the top of the square.
Roos eye Bunbury upset against red-hot Dockers. LIVE from 12.15pm AWST
NORTH Melbourne begins its WA sojourn with a 'home' game against Fremantle at Hands Oval in Bunbury.
The Roos might still be riding the high from their second-biggest comeback victory in club history when they stunned Gold Coast before heading into a bye.
The Kangaroos need to draw on all that momentum as they head to their home away from home to host the red-hot Dockers, but a strong performance would help lay the foundations for a long stretch of more winnable games to come.
Fremantle rubber-stamped its status as the team to beat at the halfway mark of the season as it outclassed and outpaced the two-time reigning premiers while playing on Brisbane's home deck.
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Kangaroos aim to become 'fair dinkum' road warriors
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North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson has challenged his players to become road warriors as the club attempts to become a "fair dinkum" premiership challenger.
The Kangaroos have turned Marvel Stadium into somewhat of a fortress this year, winning five of their six games at the venue.
But it's been a different story on the road, with North nursing a 0-5 record away from Marvel this season.
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