Sabalenka wants fitness tracker ban overturned Aryna Sabalenka powered into the Australian Open semi-finals on a stinking hot Melbourne day before pleading with officials to let players wear health trackers. AAP · Jan 27
Aussie towns among world's hottest in 'unheard of' heat Multiple temperature records have been broken in sweltering conditions across several states, with some Australian towns recording their hottest day ever. AAP · Jan 26
Aussie Inglis keeps lid on after life-changing Open run Winning almost half a million in prizemoney won't change Maddison Inglis with the Australian eyeing off some kitchen appliances as a treat. AAP · Jan 26
Iga still eager for breakthrough Australian Open title Poland star Iga Swiatek has outclassed Australian qualifier Maddison Inglis, who exits the Open in the fourth round. AAP · Jan 26
Scud wants Demon to unload artillery against star duo Mark Philippoussis says Alex de Minaur must mix up his game and come forward if he's to bank his first ever win over world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz. AAP · Jan 26
Learner Tien sets sights on another big AO scalp Alexander Zverev is the next big Australian Open target in the sights of rising American star Learner Tien. AAP · Jan 26
'My normal level': US teen not surprised by Open charge World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka might have her hands full in the Australian Open quarter-finals, if her teenage rival has any say in it on Tuesday. AAP · Jan 26
Champ Keys faces first big hurdle in Open title defence Australian Open champion Madison Keys will face world No.6 Jessica Pegula in the first big hurdle of her title defence in the fourth round. AAP · Jan 25
Medvedev optimistic despite being schooled by a Learner Daniil Medvedev was unceremoniously punted from the Australian Open in straight sets by Learner Tien but the Russian star still has high hopes for his year. AAP · Jan 25
'It's fun': Alcaraz steals Djokovic play at the Open World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz will face home hope Alex de Minaur in the Australian Open quarter-finals while Alexander Zverev will play Learner Tien. AAP · Jan 25
Seeds dominate as Australian Open reaches business end All but three top-10 men's and women's Australian Open seeds remain in the hunt heading into the second week. AAP · Jan 24
Print scene makes an impression with return of art fair The work of printmaking studios from across Australia will go on show at the second iteration of the Melbourne Art Print Fair. AAP · Jan 23
Shelton ousts Aussie as Sinner, Djokovic also march on Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner have cruised through after Aussie qualifier Dane Sweeny's inspired Melbourne Park run came to an abrupt halt on Open day five. AAP · Jan 22
'It's crazy': Inglis in disbelief after epic Open run In her first main draw at a major in four years, qualifier Maddison Inglis has joined Alex de Minaur as the last locals standing in the Australian Open singles. AAP · Jan 22
AAP · Jan 22 'A little crazy': Keys, Swiatek lead stars into last 32 Titleholder Madison Keys, world No.2 Iga Swiatek and fellow US seeds Amanda Anisimova and Jessica Pegula have all advanced to the Australian Open second round.
AAP · Jan 21 Alcaraz swings with Federer while chasing career slam Carlos Alcaraz has revealed he is playing golf with Roger Federer rather than practising on his down days while chasing a career grand slam in Melbourne.
AAP · Jan 21 Australians in disappointing second-round exodus Jordan Thompson, Ajla Tomljanovic, Talia Gibson, Storm Hunter and Priscilla Hon were casualties in a disappointing day at the Australian Open for the locals.
AAP · Jan 21 'Super happy' Sabalenka storms into Open third round World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka and third seed Coco Gauff have both booked their spots in the third round at the Australian Open.
AAP · Jan 20 No excuses for Alcaraz with deep Open run on cards History-seeking world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz is desperate for a deep Australian Open run after previous attempts were halted by big-time quarter-final opponents.
AAP · Jan 20 Aussie achieves career high after questioning career Questioning his tennis future when ranked 528 last July, plucky Dane Sweeny is adamant his breakthrough Australian Open win is only the beginning.
AAP · Jan 20 Aussie qualifier stuns veteran to claim first AO win Showing the same fighting qualities as his doppelganger Lleyton Hewitt, qualifier Dane Sweeny has ended Frenchman Gael Monfils' 20-year Australian Open run.
AAP · Jan 20 No excuses as Joint bombs out in Melbourne Park shocker Aussie women's No.1 Maya Joint has suffered a shock first-round loss after arriving at Melbourne Park as the first women's home seed since the great Ash Barty.
AAP · Jan 20 AFL great Winmar to fight serious assault allegations Former AFL player and anti-racism advocate Nicky Winmar will face a contested hearing over serious assault allegations.
AAP · Jan 20 Delayed report stokes volunteer firefighter funding row Annual report figures have done little to quell a war of words over funding for a state fire agency as trans-Tasman support arrives to battle ongoing bushfires.
AAP · Jan 20 BHP shares dip as overspend outweighs record production Shares in the world's biggest mining company are down despite high commodity prices and multiple record production beats due to a multibillion-dollar blowout.