World No.3 Coco Gauff says she is entering her Australian Open campaign more ‘comfortable’ than ever, as she prepares for her first round clash against a former AO champion. Follow day two LIVE.
No.2 seed Alexander Zverev has flexed his muscle on the opening day of the Australian Open as he looks to forget his nightmare end to his 2024 campaign.
The world’s No.1 brought out the big guns as she wiped a former Grand Slam champion off Rod Laver Arena.
You cannot tell whether someone is the next Ash Barty, or the next Danny Bonaduce, until you’ve seen them in action in adulthood. American-born Australian is ready for her Australian Open debut.
A day session that was marred by rain dominated proceedings at Melbourne Park, as the 2025 Australian Open made a slow start. CALLUM DICK runs through the key moments of day 1.
Nick Kyrgios has a sorry old record at the slams. It’s a wrong he desperately wants to right at the Australian Open.
Nick Kyrgios will return to the court in a grand slam for the first time in more than two years, and isn’t taking world No. 86 Jacob Fearnley lightly. He reveals why he’s ‘careful’ of the young Scot.
He may not be the reigning champion, but Novak Djokovic remains the master of Melbourne, even if two young stars are set to duke it out for his crown at the Australian Open.
Lleyton Hewitt was charging towards the 2005 Australian Open title when one moment changed history. For the first time, it can be revealed how Marat Safin turned the game.
He’s been the leading advocate for it but even Stefanos Tsitsipas was taken aback when he saw the new on-court coaching boxes on Rod Laver Arena.
Thanasi Kokkinakis has given a cheeky injury update ahead of the Australian Open, and confirmed whether he and Nick Kyrgios will bring Special K back for the Men’s doubles.
Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard is the man nobody wants to see in their part of their Australian Open draw. Why? Because he’s bringing the biggest weapon in world tennis to Melbourne and could prove unstoppable.
The 2005 Australian Open remains the turning point for what is arguably the biggest sporting event in the country. This is how organisers saved our grand slam, and made it bigger than ever.
Tennis has a drug problem that it doesn’t want to talk about, but with the Australian Open around the corner doping is all anyone will be talking about for the next two weeks, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
As interest in EVs falls among Australians, ridesharing giant Uber hopes to turn that around. Here’s how you can get a free ride.
Alex de Minaur is under the radar. Nick Kyrgios is smack bang in the middle of it. His mantra at the Australian Open is this: ‘I think I’m the best tennis player in the world.’
Last drinks for Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open. What’s your poison?
Dual Australian Open winner Naomi Osaka believes a heartbreaking decision could help her pull together a strong tournament.
Novak Djokovic has refused to answer questions about claims he was ‘poisoned’ while detained in Melbourne during the 2022 Australian Open visa saga.
Alex de Minaur is adamant the pressure and intensive schedule of being Australia’s top grand slam hope is not wearing him down.
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