James, Guseli & Melville Ives Make FIS History for Oceania
Snowboarder Scotty James wins Laax Open, leading an unprecedented all-Oceania FIS podium with Valentino Guseli and Campbell Melville Ives ahead of the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
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Berrettini Withdraws, De Minaur Faces McDonald at Australian Open
Alex de Minaur gets an Australian Open boost as Matteo Berrettini withdraws with injury. The Aussie No.1 now faces lucky loser Mackenzie McDonald in round one.
Kasatkina's Australian Open debut as new citizen
Russian-born tennis star Daria Kasatkina prepares for her first Grand Slam as an Australian, discussing her citizenship journey, life on tour, and finding optimism in her new home. Read her exclusive interview.
Lammy blocks prison transfer of killer who rapped about murder
Justice Secretary David Lammy intervenes to stop Jake Fahri's move to open prison after Parole Board recommendation. The killer released drill music about the 2008 murder of Jimmy Mizen.
Raducanu criticises Australian Open late-night scheduling
Emma Raducanu has hit out at the Australian Open's 'very difficult' scheduling, with her first-round match set for a late-night slot. The British No 1 must adapt quickly after a delayed flight from Hobart.
Murderer's open prison transfer blocked over drill rap
Justice Secretary David Lammy blocks Jake Fahri's move to open prison after drill lyrics glorifying Jimmy Mizen's murder emerge. Read the full story.
Alcaraz Chases History at Australian Open After Ferrero Split
Carlos Alcaraz begins his Australian Open campaign without coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, aiming for a career Grand Slam. Jannik Sinner is his clear rival, while the women's draw is wide open. Follow the action.
Deputy PM blocks open prison move for Jimmy Mizen's killer
Deputy PM David Lammy rejects Parole Board advice to move murderer Jake Fahri to open prison after drill raps 'boasting' about his 2008 crime. Read the full story.
Bencic's Remarkable Comeback to Tennis Top 10
Olympic champion Belinda Bencic discusses her stunning return to the world's top 10, climbing over 1,200 ranking spots after the birth of her daughter. Discover her inspiring journey.
Weekend Sports Guide: Australian Open, NFL, AFCON
Your essential guide to a blockbuster weekend of global sport, featuring the Australian Open finals, NFL playoff deciders, and the Africa Cup of Nations final. Don't miss a moment.
How to watch Australian Open 2026 on TV in the UK
Your complete guide to watching the 2026 Australian Open on TNT Sports and Discovery+ in the UK. Plus, all the key storylines as Sinner, Alcaraz and Swiatek chase history.
Battle of the Sexes Tennis Falls Short of One Point Slam
Analysis reveals why tennis's revived 'Battle of the Sexes' format missed the mark, while the Australian Open's 'One Point Slam' succeeded. Discover the future of innovation in the sport.
De Minaur, Joint Headline Australian Hopes for 2026 Open
Alex de Minaur aims to break his grand slam quarter-final curse at Melbourne Park, while a new wave of Australian women, led by Maya Joint, brings fresh optimism. Follow the home hopes.
Boulter hires Sharapova's former coach for career revival
British tennis star Katie Boulter turns to Maria Sharapova's former coach, Michael Joyce, after a tough season saw her ranking plummet. She aims for a fresh start at the Australian Open.
Richmond's New Park Events Plan: More Festivals, Cheaper Tickets
Richmond Council adopts a new strategy for park events, promising more festivals, open-air cinema, and discounted tickets for residents. Learn about the new rules protecting green spaces.
Fonseca's Long Road to Challenge Tennis's Elite Duo
Brazilian tennis sensation João Fonseca discusses his dream to rival Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, reflecting on his breakthrough 2025 season and his cautious approach to the Australian Open amid injury. Discover his journey.
The Unsung Stringers Powering the Australian Open
Beneath Rod Laver Arena, a dedicated team of racket stringers works tirelessly to meet the exacting demands of the world's top tennis players. Discover the precision and pressure behind this crucial, unseen role in professional tennis.
Australian Open Opening Week Breaks Attendance Records
The Australian Open's 'Opening Week' has shattered attendance records, highlighting a new era where Grand Slams are three-week festivals. Discover how the US Open and others are following suit.
Raducanu's Tough Australian Open Draw Revealed
Emma Raducanu faces a challenging path at the Australian Open, with world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka a likely third-round opponent. Here's the full draw and how to watch from the UK.
Raducanu suffers shock defeat in Hobart before Australian Open
Emma Raducanu's Australian Open preparations were derailed by a shock 6-2, 6-4 loss to Australian wildcard Taylah Preston in Hobart. The British star faces a tough draw in Melbourne.
Federer Praises Alcaraz-Sinner Supremacy at Australian Open
Roger Federer returns to the Australian Open, praising the 'great' rivalry between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. Get the latest draw news and analysis for the 2026 tournament.
De Minaur's Tough Australian Open Draw Revealed
Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur faces a challenging path at his home Grand Slam, with a potential third-round clash against a former finalist. Discover his full draw and prospects.
Amateur Wins £1m at Australian Open's One-Point Slam
An amateur tennis player has won a staggering £1 million prize by defeating professionals in a single-point challenge at the Australian Open. Read the incredible story of this sporting upset.
Amateur tennis coach wins $1m at Australian Open
Sydney coach Jordan Smith, the 'smiling assassin', beats top pros to claim a life-changing $1m prize at the Australian Open's One Point Slam. Discover his incredible story.
Denmark and US differ on Greenland after Washington talks
Danish foreign minister says US acquisition of Greenland 'absolutely not necessary' after talks. Plus, hate speech laws target Hizb ut-Tahrir, and a tennis coach's $1m win.
Amateur beats Jannik Sinner to win $1m One Point Slam
Jordan Smith, a 29-year-old amateur, stunned world number two Jannik Sinner to claim a million-dollar prize at Australia's unique One Point Slam. Read how the format's rules led to a major upset.
Amateur wins $1m One Point Slam at Australian Open
Jordan Smith, a 29-year-old coach from NSW, defeated pros including Sinner to claim a historic $1m prize in the Australian Open's innovative One Point Slam event.
Auger-Aliassime on Togo, charity and Australian Open hopes
World No.7 Félix Auger-Aliassime discusses his father's journey from Togo, his charity work, and his form ahead of challenging Alcaraz and Sinner in Melbourne.
Tennis's Hidden Practice Court Hierarchy Revealed
Top players like Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff reveal the unspoken rules and rank-based privileges of tournament practice courts. Discover the friction and etiquette behind the scenes.
Two sandy beaches proposed for east London park
A charity aims to transform a former Thames Water depot into a biodiverse park with wild swimming ponds and beaches, rivalling popular London lidos. Read the full story.
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