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Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler's Australian Open doubles final underdog story continues rich tradition of team tennis

Professional tennis can be a crushingly insular endeavour at times, but doubles is a completely different beast, and Australia has a rich history in the team version of the sport.

ABC News

So about time – Soho House Bangkok has arrived

The pleasure of seeing a full room of people connecting and having a good time is what drove Nick Jones to open the first Soho House social club on London's Greek Street in 1995.

Bangkok Post

Tennis ace claps back at claims that she shouldn't wear tight outfits on court

Budding tennis star and influencer Evie, 18, has received backlash for her unconventional choice of clothing when competing.

Daily Record

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Another prime minister who just wouldn’t belt up

Brief letters: Seatbelt etiquette | Serious tennis calls | Bean counting | Hospital health

The Guardian - UK

Djokovic odds on to make 10th Open final

Novak Djokovic is a prohibitive favourite to advance to a 10th Australian Open title match when the two men's semi-finals take place in Melbourne.

AAP

Tommy Paul Is Finally Having the Tournament of His Life

But will his Australian Open run come to an end in the semifinals against Novak Djokovic?

Sports Illustrated

Midlothian mansion with incredible private gardens and tennis court hits the market

An 18th century mansion in Midlothian has joined the market, described as one of the ‘most charming houses surrounding Edinburgh’ and currently priced at £975,000.

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Paris Olympics bosses plan to include 'neutral' Russian and Belarusian athletes

Organisers of the Paris 2024 Olympics have confirmed they are thrashing out plans to allow Russian athletes into the event as "neutrals", despite calls from the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to ban them due to the conflict between the two countries.

Radio France Internationale

Tommy Paul's Australian run helps make US men relevant again

Tommy Paul's run to the semifinals at the Australian Open is the latest in a series of signs that men from the United States are relevant again in tennis

The Independent UK

Serbian, Russian fans head back to AO amid flag controversy

The Australian Open is set to welcome crowds of Russian and Serbian supporters when two of the countries' top players take to Centre Court.

The New Daily

Novak Djokovic’s dad seen ‘posing with supporters of Putin’ at Australian Open

The father of tennis ace Novak Djokovic, Srdjan Djokovic, is under fire after appearing to pose with Pro-Kremlin supporters and proclaiming “long live the Russians” as his son took part in the Australian Open.

Evening Standard

Novak Djokovic’s father poses with Vladimir Putin supporters at Australian Open

Tennis Australia have warned Srdjan Djokovic after the father of the nine-time Australian Open champion was filmed posing for pictures alongside a group holding a flag of Vladimir Putin

The Independent UK

4 with Russian flags kicked out of Australian Open by police

Police say they have kicked four people out of Melbourne Park for displaying banned Russian flags outside Rod Laver Arena during the Australian Open

The Independent UK

Novak Djokovic’s father seen posing with pro-Putin group at Australian Open

Srdjan Djokovic filmed telling pro-Putin supporters ‘long live Russian citizens’; footage follows arrest of pro-Russian fans at Australian Open

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The Times of India

Australian Open: Sabalenka faces Linette for final slot

MELBOURNE: It may not have been an 'advantage tennis history' moment but given that the women's game stands on the rock-solid shoulders of Billie Jean King's Original Nine, it is game, set and match. No question needs to be asked.

The Times of India

Australian Open: Sania, Bopanna set for a fairytale finish

Sania Mirza, India's greatest women's tennis player, stayed on track for a fairytale farewell after she reached the mixed doubles final at the Australian Open on Wednesday.

ABC News

How Billie Jean King and the 'Original Nine' changed women's tennis forever

It is 53 years since a group of brave women decided it was time to take a stand in the male-dominated world of tennis, a move that would shape the future of the sport.

ABC News

Casey Dellacqua helps guide new initiative encouraging female leadership in community tennis

Just 26 per cent of local tennis club presidents around the country are women. Tennis Australia is hoping to combat that with a new initiative encouraging female empowerment and leadership.

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The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Body image activist Taryn Brumfitt honoured, Albanese fights for voice

Body image activist from South Australia takes the top national award; PM urges opponents to see the national interest; and pro-Russian tennis fans quizzed by police

The Independent UK

Andy Murray’s daughter doesn’t want a ‘kiss and cuddle’ at school drop-off anymore: ‘Tough game’

The tennis star’s eldest child wants him to stay in the car

Sports Illustrated

The Injured Novak Djokovic Seems Unbeatable

Also in this week's mailbag: What is going on with ESPN's Australian Open coverage?

Daily Mirror

Billie Jean King calls on Wimbledon to end Russian player ban as “life is too short”

Russian and Belarusian tennis players were banned from participating at Wimbledon last year following the controversial ban imposed by the All England Tennis Club

Evening Standard

Is Novak Djokovic’s new all court FF3 the best tennis shoe in the world?

We take Novak Djokovic’s 2023 Asics Court FF3 ‘super’ shoe for a play test

Evening Standard

Wizards, helipads and panic rooms: the extraordinary demands of super-rich London home buyers

No request is too big or too strange when it comes to the ultra-rich. We talk to agents who find the homes with it all

The Conversation

Should Australia let Kanye West in?

Just one year after then-Immigration Minister Alex Hawke moved to expel tennis star Novak Djokovic from Australia on character grounds, his Labor successor, Andrew Giles, is faced with another controversial visitor in the form of Ye (formerly known as Kanye West).

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