Tennis star reveals secret to more than 90 years on the court
Len Spence, 101, maintains his competitive edge when he meets a group of mates at the Mildura lawn courts for a hit of tennis.
Is this the oldest tennis doubles match in Australia?
Len Spence is still serving it up to the youngsters in their 80s.
Arina Rodionova cracks world top 100 for first time
Arina Rodionova, Australia's number one women's tennis player who was snubbed from a wildcard at the Australian Open, cracks the top 100 for the first time at the record-breaking age of 34.
Tennis boss Craig Tiley hails Melbourne Park major 'the best Australian Open ever'
Record crowds, glowing player feedback and a thrilling men's finale have tennis chief Craig Tiley declaring the 2024 Australian Open "the best ever".
Australian Open winner Jannik Sinner couldn't have done it without his parents
After claiming his first major with his Australian Open triumph, Jannik Sinner pays tribute to the role his parents played in supporting his career and encouraging him as a child.
Five quick hits — Deja vu for Daniil in Sinner's sensational comeback
Daniil Medvedev becomes a two-time member of an exclusive club after Jannik Sinner's miraculous comeback. Here are five quick hits from the final day of the Australian Open.
'We are trying to get better every day': Sinner's tribute to his team after breakthrough Australian Open win
Jannik Sinner fights back from two sets to love down to defeat Daniil Medvedev in the men's final and capture his first major title at Melbourne Park.
Tennis Queensland warns of 'chronic' court shortage in state's south-east
Queensland's governing tennis body says the state needs hundreds more courts to reach its desired ratio of one court for every 2,000 people.
Analysis by Cody Atkinson
analysis:Protect and serve — the data behind Sinner and Medvedev's rise to the Australian Open final
Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev are two of the best under pressure, setting up an Australian Open final that, on paper, is difficult to call, writes Cody Atkinson.
Five quick hits — Qinwen reaches the top 10 and Sabalenka makes her mark with racquet and pen
Aryna Sabalenka's perfect Australian Open could be bad news for her trainer, while Qinwen Zheng locks in her top-10 debut and Matt Ebden wins something for the Aussies. Here are five quick hits from Melbourne Park.