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Open walkover moves Alcaraz closer to career grand slam

World No.3 Carlos Alcaraz has booked a spot in the Australian Open quarter-finals, edging closer to claiming a fifth major title before his 22nd birthday.

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Gauff beats Bencic to reach Open quarter-finals

American third seed Coco Gauff has had to work hard to beat an inspired Belinda Bencic and reach the Australian Open quarter-finals.

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Svitolina, Monfils make Open week two a family affair

Tennis power couple Elina Svitolina and Gael Monfils reached the Australian Open last 16 after beating respective No.4 seeds Jasmine Paolini and Taylor Fritz.

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Hot-headed Djokovic overcomes drama to roll on at Open

Novak Djokovic has advanced to the last 16 of the Australian Open for a 17th time to remain on track for an 11th Melbourne Park crown and 25th grand slam title.

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Osaka retires from Open with abdominal injury

Two-time Australian Open Naomi Osaka's comeback to tennis has hit another hurdle with an injury forcing her to retire during her match against Belinda Bencic.

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Brit Draper channels Ange to deal with Open crowd abuse

British No.1 Jack Draper reckoned he took a leaf out of Ange Postecoglou's book as he kept his calm amid the Melbourne bearpit to beat an Aussie favourite.

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Kokkinakis warns his 'future looks bleak' after defeat

A furious Thanasi Kokkinakis says his "future is looking bleak" after an ongoing pectoral muscle issue cut him down in a shattering Australian Open loss.

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Tomljanovic positive about future despite Open exit

After serious knee issues cut her down following a career-best year, a rejuvenated Ajla Tomljanovic believes her best tennis could still be in front of her.

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Thompson joins Popyrin on the Australian Open scrapheap

Injured Jordan Thompson has followed fellow home seed Alexei Popyrin out of the Australian Open with a straight-sets, second-round loss to Nuno Borges.

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NBL player to fight assault, choking charges

Suspended Cairns Taipans player Jackon Makoi has pleaded not guilty to assaulting and choking a woman more than a year ago.

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Hungry de Minaur craves more after flying Open start

Alex de Minaur is revelling in his role as the nation's great hope after producing his best start in eight Australian Open tilts at Melbourne Park.

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De Minaur races into round two with straight-sets win

Australian top gun Alex de Minaur has shown he's on pace for a run deep into the Open with a straight-sets win over Botic van de Zandschulp in round one.

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Australian Open might be my last, wounded Kyrgios says

Beaten Australian showman Nick Kyrgios says his body is unlikely to allow him to return to Melbourne Park in the singles draw in 2026 and beyond.

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Tsitsipas searching for answers after early Open exit

Stefanos Tsitsipas will need to go back to the drawing board after being handed a first-round Australian Open defeat by big-swinging American Alex Michelsen.

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Sinner makes successful start to Open title defence

Defending champ Jannik Sinner has eased into the second round of the Australian Open, while former finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas crashed at the first hurdle.

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No Ruud awakening as Norwegian enters Open second round

World No.6 Casper Ruud and Japanese veteran Kei Nishikori have won through to the second round of the Australian Open in five-set thrillers.

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Saville among Aussies on Open scrap-heap after day one

Daria Saville was left to despair missed opportunities in her first-round loss to Anna Blinkova, with no Australians celebrating victory on day one of the Open.

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Olympic gold, cryo pod power Novak's pursuit of record

Turning 38 in May, tennis superhuman Novak Djokovic knows Father Time waits for no man and wishes he could be frozen at the peak of his powers.

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Birrell survives marathon to book Australian Open start

An elated Kimberly Birrell burst into tears after surviving a marathon battle that meant Australia's top-ranked woman secured a start in the Open.

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Sutherland forges own path towards leading next gen

Annabel Sutherland has gone from being introduced as ex-CEO James Sutherland's daughter on international debut to one of the game's biggest stars.

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Alcaraz relishes tune-up as Demon wins charity clash

World No.3 Carlos Alcaraz has lost his first match in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open, beaten by Alex de Minaur in a charity clash.

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Jobs on the line: skills employees need to stay in work

Employers have revealed the most sought-after skills they want in workers with predictions 20 per cent of jobs will undergo major change in the next five years.

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'Not guilty': teacher's accused killer fast-tracks case

A man accused of murdering 67-year-old Annette Brennan, whose body was put inside a wheelie bin, has elected to fast-track his case to a higher court.

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Sinner fires warning to Open rivals in charity match

World No.1 and defending Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner has picked up where he left off in 2024, with a win, beating Alexei Popyrin in a charity match.

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Tomic and Hewitt among early exits at Open qualifying

Bernard Tomic and Cruz Hewitt, the teenage son of Lleyton, have both lost in the first round of Australian Open qualifying but seven other locals advanced.

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