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‘My new homeland’: Russian tennis star Daria Kasatkina switches allegiance to Australia
Women’s world No.12 Daria Kasatkina will play for Australia after her application for permanent residency was accepted by the federal government.
- Scott Spits
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Australian tennis player pinged for anti-doping breach over vitamin infusion
A second Australian tennis player in four months has been provisionally suspended for breaching the sport’s anti-doping regulations over intravenous infusion of vitamins.
- Scott Spits
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- Road to Brisbane 2032
‘Travesty’: Tennis Queensland fears southern shift for Games’ events
Tennis bodies say unless the Queensland Tennis Centre gets an upgrade, Melbourne may have to host the sport’s 2032 Olympic events.
- Catherine Strohfeldt and Cameron Atfield
Demon grew up with Jannik Sinner. The Italian’s doping ban has unsettled him
Australia’s top-10 star remains disappointed with the secretive nature of the investigation into, and subsequent deal with, the Italian.
- Marc McGowan
Only two teens will be in tennis’ top 100 women on Monday. One is an Aussie
Australia’s Maya Joint didn’t know she had broken into the top 100 until friends and family flooded her phone with congratulatory messages.
- Marc McGowan
Top-five ranking in sight for Demon despite Rotterdam final defeat
Alex de Minaur was runner-up in Rotterdam for the second year in a row, but proved he belongs near the top of men’s tennis with a fighting effort against Carlos Alcaraz.
- Marc McGowan
‘We are family’: Sinner heaps praise on Australian mastermind as Open win sinks in
Jannik Sinner leaves Australia with another trophy for his bulging cabinet and another $3.5 million in his wallet, but there are plenty of questions ahead of him in 2025.
- Jon Pierik
Hollywood on centre court as celebrities descend for men’s Open final
A-list guests were plentiful at the last night of the Australian Open, and surprise singing stars outshone a Hemsworth.
- Stephen Brook and Cara Waters
A Djokovic statue, tennis on the MCG, and keeping Melbourne ahead of the world: Tiley’s grand plan
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley challenges his team to change the Melbourne Park site 50 per cent, if not more, every year. Here’s what he’s got in mind for the future of the precinct
- Marc McGowan
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- Australian Open
‘Prime Novak’: Jannik Sinner wins back-to-back Australian Open titles
Back in Melbourne as the defending champion, the 23-year-old on Sunday night joined tennis royalty.
- Marc McGowan
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