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Bolt a late bolter as Aussies scent Wimbledon

The remarkable last-minute Wimbledon adventure of Alex Bolt has continued as he was one of five Australians who've made the last-round of qualifying.

Six Australians win French Open qualifying matches

Six Australians win French Open qualifying matches

Six Australian tennis players have moved into the second round of French Open qualifying at Roland Garros.

Tomljanovic feeling 'dangerous' ahead of Open comeback

Tomljanovic feeling 'dangerous' ahead of Open comeback

Ajla Tomljanovic is among six home hopes in action on day three of the Australian Open, taking on former world No.14 Petra Martic.

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Wozniacki, Birrell among Australian Open wildcards

Former women's champion and world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki is among seven wildcard recipients for the 2024 Australian Open at Melbourne Park.

Aussie BJK Cup exit confirmed despite Storm heroics

Storm Hunter won both her singles and doubles to earn Australia a 2-1 victory over Kazakhstan, but it proved not enough to keep their BJK Cup hopes alive.

Molik's loyalty may prove costly in her final stand

After a highly successful decade at the helm, Alicia Molik's loyalty may come at a price in her last stint as Australia's Billie Jean King Cup captain.

French Open draw does Australia no favours with tough schedule ahead

Ajla Tomljanovic officially pulls out of the French Open, as two Australians are drawn against each other in the opening round.

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French Open draw not kind to Australian contingent

French Open draw not kind to Australian contingent

Alex de Minaur will begin his French Open against Belarusian world No.86 Ilya Ivashka, but the draw has offered few favours for the rest of the Australian

Inside Tennis Australia's plan to make the nation the most successful in the world

Inside Tennis Australia's plan to make the nation the most successful in the world

Australia's best tennis coaches have set up a camp for 27 promising juniors to flourish in Queensland – and many are already among the best in the world for their age.

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