The Sydney-born Konta, who has made the semi-final and quarter-final in her previous two Australian Open appearances, is a crowd favourite in Melbourne... READ MORE›
The Sydney-born Konta, who has made the semi-final and quarter-final in her previous two Australian Open appearances, is a crowd favourite in Melbourne... READ MORE›
The Sydney-born Konta, who has made the semi-final and quarter-final in her previous two Australian Open appearances, is a crowd favourite in Melbourne... READ MORE›
Photos Australian Open 2018 Three decades of Venus Williams in Melbourne Venus Williams first played in the Australian Open at Melbourne Park in 1998... READ MORE›
She's a tough player, said Zhang, who has happy memories of Margaret Court Arena... READ MORE›
Second seeded Caroline Wozniacki also comfortably progressed with a straight sets win over Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu as she searches for a maiden Grand Slam crown... READ MORE›
Also out of the opening Grand Slam of the year is American big-hitter CoCo Vandeweghe, a semi-finalist last year at Melbourne Park and Flushing Meadow... READ MORE›
Also out of the opening Grand Slam of the year is American big-hitter CoCo Vandeweghe, a semi-finalist last year at Melbourne Park and Flushing Meadow... READ MORE›
Also out of the opening Grand Slam of the year is American big-hitter CoCo Vandeweghe, a semi-finalist last year at Melbourne Park and Flushing Meadow... READ MORE›
She then scooted away to victory in an hour and 58 minutes over an increasingly frustrated Stephens... READ MORE›
Next year's World Cup is providing extra motivation for the Australian players in the one-day cricket series against England, Mitchell Marsh says... READ MORE›
Last year there were two first-time major-winners while Serena was on maternity leave... READ MORE›
Last year there were two first-time major-winners while Serena was on maternity leave... READ MORE›
Last year there were two first-time major-winners while Serena was on maternity leave... READ MORE›
All this comes against a backdrop of political fighting over how to tackle climate change... READ MORE›
Saturday's announcement comes after homelessness reached crisis point in Melbourne during 2017... READ MORE›
Photo Richard Cousins was the chief executive officer of the world's largest foodservice company, the Compass Group... READ MORE›
Tenth seed Carreno Busta faces another Australian at Melbourne Park, playing Jason Kubler... READ MORE›
The Perth-based Court said she would instead head to her holiday home and watch the tennis on television, while indulging her hobby of catching crabs... READ MORE›
Roger Federer will open his title defence against Slovenia's Aljaz Bedene and has a potential quarter-final with David Goffin in the Australian Open... READ MORE›
New Year's Eve 'Most technologically advanced' Sydney fireworks show wows 1 billion people worldwide... READ MORE›
One that might reassure those still peckish for top-flight Test cricket that the Ashes was merely this summer's entree, not the main course... READ MORE›
On the women's side, world number three Garbine Muguruza, US Open champion Sloane Stephens and upcoming French star Caroline Garcia have all had injury-hit preparations... READ MORE›
Gasquet forced Nadal to save break points throughout as the pair stayed level-pegging... READ MORE›
Two more members of the 2014 Rocky Horror Show production contact police about the alleged behaviour of its star, Craig McLachlan... READ MORE›
Politicians' cheap fear mongering not helping Victoria tackle East African crime problem... READ MORE›
Although beaten 6-4, 7-6 7 4 by world number 14 Julia Goerges in the Auckland final, Wozniacki said her preparation for Melbourne was on track... READ MORE›
The fire in dense scrubland damaged one Darnley Drive home when embers got into an evaporative air conditioning unit... READ MORE›
Khawaja raised his maiden Ashes Test century with a cut for two off Ali 30 minutes into the day... READ MORE›
Instead most of his takeaway customers are served in normal disposable cups... READ MORE›
The Turnbull Government has lost its one-seat majority after the High Court ruled Barnaby Joyce's election invalid because of his New Zealand citizenship... READ MORE›
Updated Updated 3 hours ago By Anita Clark Australia's first same-sex marriages have taken place at ceremonies in Sydney and Melbourne... READ MORE›
On August 1, Mr Gopel was fined 1,000 plus court costs of 1,745.50, while the Shire began seeking a 50 daily penalty... READ MORE›
Legendary AC DC guitarist Malcolm Young has died, leaving a legacy that includes one of Australia's greatest ever music exports... READ MORE›
It isn't defined by the state's boundaries and there are people all over Australia who talk like South Australians, but aren't, Professor Sussex said... READ MORE›
When asked about the Government's comments on Monday, Deputy Commissioner Crisp maintained Victoria Police was well and truly on top of youth crime... READ MORE›
Sam Dastyari hits back after racist attack in a Melbourne bar Senator Hanson-Young repeated her claim that Senator Hanson should condemn the group... READ MORE›
Australia has said Yes, so how will your MP vote on a same-sex marriage bill in Parliament?... READ MORE›
A group calling themselves 'Patriot Blue' has harassed Labor senator Sam Dastyari at Melbourne a pub in a racially-charged incident... READ MORE›
Australians have taken to social media to mock travel guide Lonely Planet's decision to name Canberra the third-best city in the world to visit... READ MORE›
The last inhabited island is American Samoa which will welcome 2018 when it's 11am in London on January 1... READ MORE›
Melbourne's African leaders call for calm as Peter Dutton's gangs comment provokes backlash... READ MORE›
Canberra's dull reputation for politicians and roundabouts no longer fit with the attractive nation's capital, Lonely Planet's Chris Zeiher told AAP... READ MORE›
Desley Lodwick thought she had it all -- a loving husband, a successful business and world travel. That all changed at the click of a button... READ MORE›
Former INXS guitarist Kirk Pengilly says he prefers the old days when slapping a woman on the bum was seen as a compliment... READ MORE›
Labor leader Bill Shorten said he phoned Senator Dastyari after the incident, who he said was in good spirits ... READ MORE›
More than 65 works from the likes of Monet, Renoir and Cezanne will be loaned from the Musee d'Orsay in France for an exhibition in Adelaide... READ MORE›
Speaking at a press conference, Melbourne authorities said the driver was known to police and remains in custody... READ MORE›
In 1992, the High Court ruled that two candidates in a by-election were ineligible on the basis of dual citizenship... READ MORE›
Audio Listen to the full report on how dementia sounds Life Matters Mr Clarke says for people with dementia, this is how the world might sound... READ MORE›
Tesla Powerpacks at Neoen wind farm in Hornsdale, South Australia September 29, 2017... READ MORE›
Overweight and self-conscious 31-year-old Leigh Aiple died after paying more than 35,000 for a plastic surgery package in Malaysia, prompting warnings to other medical tourists... READ MORE›
Australia's budding medicinal cannabis sector is set for a major windfall after winning approval to begin exports... READ MORE›
Dr. Baker said that a survey of Australian Medical Association members last year showed a strong minority of support for euthanasia policies... READ MORE›
One of the three men who approached Senator Dastyari at the Footscray pub was far-right group member Patriot Blue Neil Erikson... READ MORE›
Australian media outlets put the number of injured between 5 and 16, although police had not yet put a figure on how many people had been hurt... READ MORE›
Police believe a gang of youths from Melbourne's outer west may be responsible for trashing an Airbnb property in Werribee... READ MORE›
Roads Minister labels truck drivers 'dickheads' for repeatedly hitting notorious Footscray bridge... READ MORE›
Photo Campbell Bolwell builds sports cars for a predominately Chinese market... READ MORE›
Smart drones Identify sharks close to shore in Australia... READ MORE›
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