I was out of control: Kyrgios admits to mental health issues
Aussie firebrand Nick Kyrgios has spoken about his struggle with depression and has admitted he was in a “lonely, dark place”. The 25-year-old told the
Andreescu ‘100 per cent’ ready for Melbourne
Bianca Andreescu says she fully expects to play in January’s Australian Open after missing much of the tear with injury. “I wouldn’t say I’m ready
Former Tennis Australia director fed secret info to TV network
Former Tennis Australia director Harold Mitchell has been hit with a $90,000 fine for committing “serious” breaches of director’s duties while on the board of
Pratt to lead Aussie coaching revolution
Former Australian No. 1 Nicole Pratt has been asked to become Tennis Australia’s Females in Tennis – Coach Lead, charged with finding the next generation
Positive for AO as Melbourne comes out of lockdown
The city of Melbourne will begin to open for business from tomorrow after three months of COID-19 lockdown, boosting hopes the Australian Open will go
Federer ‘on target’ for Melbourne
Roger Federer is on target to play in the Australian Open in January after two knee surgeries. Federer, 39, hasn’t played since losing to Novak
Love me or hate me, I don’t care: Kyrgios
Tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios couldn’t care less if people hate him for his outspoken ways, which often divide the game. “I’ve never been one
Brisbane, Sydney to host return of UTR Pro series
The UTR Pro Tennis Series is set to return to Brisbane and Sydney, giving competition for Australian players as they prepare for the Australian Open
Tiley confident Aussie Open will go ahead
Australian Open chief Craig Tiley says he is “absolutely” confident the event would go ahead as planned from January 18-31. The tennis boss is banking
Federer set for Melbourne return
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley has confirmed that Roger Federer will make his return to the game in Melbourne in January after his knee operation