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It’s Easy to Root for Christopher Eubanks

The unranked American has already downed No. 12 Cam Norrie and No. 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas.

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Wimbledon wipeout suggests sun has truly set on Australia’s golden era

After Ash Barty fulfilled her Wimbledon destiny in 2021 and Nick Kyrgios made the 2022 final, the absence of Australians in the second week this year is stark

The Guardian - AU

Ash Barty Can Now Add ‘Mother’ To Her Resume Even Though We’ve Been Calling Her That For Yonks

t’s a Barty party of three!

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Wimbledon stars want new mum Ash Barty back in tennis

Tennis stars have congratulated Ash Barty on becoming a mother, with Ons Jabeur and Aryna Sabalenka hoping the Australian will one day return to the sport.

AAP

‘Beautiful boy’: Ash Barty announces birth of her first child

The Australian tennis champion and her husband Garry Kissick have named the boy Hayden

The Guardian - AU

The missing superstars of women’s tennis

Where are today’s superstars of women’s tennis? The best we can do is put together Iga Świątek, Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina as the female counterparts of the Federer-Djokovic-Nadal trio. Read Suresh Menon’s column by subscribing to The Hindu.

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French Open: Kimberly Birrell hopes to put Australian women back on map

Four years after Ash Barty enjoyed her first grand slam triumph at Roland Garros, local representation is on track to be the lowest ever

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Carlos Alcaraz’s Italian Open Upset Is a Blessing in Disguise

It may be unnerving for the favorite to be upended by a little-known qualifier, but it also helps tailor expectations heading into Roland Garros.

Sports Illustrated

Most Aussies buy it, ‘Australian made’ products bring jobs and money to locals

Just spending an extra $10 a week on Australian Made goods can help the economy and local businesses, while creating thousands more jobs.

The New Daily

Morning Mail: aged care ‘gaming’ funding, coalmine approved, fears of ‘another Juukan Gorge’

Consultants advised providers to exploit subsidies before rule changes, while Labor faces wrath over green light for Queensland scheme

The Guardian - AU

Ash Barty: ‘What I miss the most is the thrill of the fight’

The former tennis No 1 on never having been busier since retiring, attempts to slow down with her first child on the way – and some worrisome form on the golf course

The Guardian - AU

Tennis champion Ash Barty feels off-court role has 'no ceiling'

Tennis Australia's First Nations representative Kyah Jones described the former world No.1 as an "amazing role model".

Newcastle Herald

Barty party in Newcastle as tennis star launches Indigenous carnival

FORMER world No.1 tennis star Ash Barty travelled to Newcastle on Thursday to launch the 2023 National Indigenous Tennis Carnival.

Newcastle Herald

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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Aussie golfer Louis Dobbelaar claims first pro success

Queenslander Louis Dobbelaar has claimed his first professional victory, winning the New Zealand PGA by three strokes.

Bangkok Post

Quitting what you're doing while still on top

Last month, Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's 42-year-old prime minister, resigned from office, despite the support of a solid parliamentary majority and no challenge to her leadership from within her party. New Zealanders have to go back only six years to find a precedent. In 2016, John Key surprised everyone when,…

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Alice Springs local Angas Haines learns from tennis greats as ballkid at 2023 Australian Open

As Melbourne struggled through a heatwave at this year's Australian Open, this ballkid from the outback was in his element.

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ESPN's Shabby Australian Open Coverage Did the Tournament No Favors

Also in this week's mailbag: Looking at the ways the partner abuse allegations against Nick Kyrgios and Alexander Zverev have been handled.

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Aryna Sabalenka’s Australian Open triumph silences fans who cruelly mocked her on debut

Aryna Sabalenka silenced the fans who made her Australian Open debut uncomfortable five years ago as she defeated Elena Rybakina in a thrilling Melbourne final

AAP

Rybakina unable to emulate Barty double

Elena Rybakina has fallen a set shy in her bid to add the Australian Open crown to her 2022 Wimbledon title, falling to Aryna Sabalenka in the Melbourne final.

ABC News

Australian Open women's singles final, Elena Rybakina vs Aryna Sabalenka — how and when to watch, how they got there and more

It's time to find out who will follow Ash Barty as women's singles champion at the Australian Open. We answer all your questions about tonight's decider between Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka at Melbourne Park.

AAP

Linette the shock last Pole standing at AO

Late-blooming Pole Magda Linette is in uncharted waters, having advanced to the Australian Open quarter-finals.

The New Daily

‘It’s time’: Nick Kyrgios begins road to recovery following knee surgery

Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgios has officially entered recovery mode after undergoing surgery on his injured knee on Monday.

ABC News

Australian Open runner-up Danielle Collins crashes out in third round, Iga Świątek shows no mercy

Danielle Collins is eliminated from the Australian Open, 12 months after going down to Ash Barty in the women's final, while world number one Iga Świątek drops just one game on her way to the last 16.

The New Daily

‘Biggest mistake of the Australian Open‘: Furious Frenchman unleashes on chair umpire

Drama erupted on Day 4 of the Australian Open after a chair umpire angered a passionate Frenchman with a difficult call on a crucial point.

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