Neo-Nazis gatecrash Survival Day protest in Adelaide before cops swoop in
Several people have been arrested after a group of alleged neo-Nazis disrupted a 'Survival Day' rally in Adelaide. It's ...
Alexander Zverev reacts to protester who interrupted Australian Open trophy ceremony
As Alexander Zverev prepared to give his runner-up speech at the Australian Open on Sunday night, a heckler in the crowd brought the trophy presentation to a standstill.
Alexander Zverev’s bleak grand slam reality laid bare after AO loss
World No. 2 Alexander Zverev has fallen short of grand slam glory once again, with his latest loss exposing an ugly truth.
Man charged with displaying nazi symbol as thousands gather for ‘Invasion Day’ protests across the country
Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to descend on cities across the country, potentially causing chaos for Australia ...
What’s Open On The January Long Weekend? Woolworths, Coles, Liquor Stores & Banks
For NSW, ACT and Tasmania, most Woolworths stores will remain open on both January 26 and 27. However, punters in those ...
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Fan digs up Jessica Pegula predicting that Madison Keys would win AO, she reacts
Pegula said before the start of the Australian Open that Keys could absolutely win it if she played her very best.
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Why John Lithgow & Olivia Colman Felt "Great Responsibility" While Filming Jimpa Explained By Sundance Movie Cast
ScreenRant speaks to Jimpa director Sophie Hyde, John Lithgow, and other stars about the intensely personal experience of ...
Deep and meaningful: Keys finds the power of letting go through therapy
Epictetus missed his calling. Should’ve been a sports psychologist. They’d be queuing at his door. His discourses in Ancient ...
How Keys banished fear of failure to shine on the Grand Slam stage
Being told you will be a future world number one at the age of 14 is an extremely tough burden for any young athlete to carry ...
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Australian Open
The Australian Open is a Grand Slam tournament held live from Melbourne for two weeks in January, finishing on Australia Day. Founded in 1905, women have been competing in the Aussie Open since 1922.