Draw done as Djokovic awaits visa call
Top seed Novak Djokovic has been included in the Australian Open draw with the Australian government still to decide on the cancellation of his visa.
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Barty to play qualifier in Open opener
World No.1 Ash Barty will play a qualifer in the first round as the home hope bids to end the country's 44-year Australian Open title drought at Melbourne Park.
Two Adelaide AL coaches contract COVID-19
The head coach of Adelaide United's women's team Adrian Stenta and men's assistant coach Ross Aloisi have both tested positive for COVID-19.
Harris out, Aussies wait on Boland
Australia have confirmed Marcus Harris has been dropped, while Pat Cummins is upbeat Scott Boland will prove his fitness and play in Hobart.
Fitter Smith eyes Hawaii PGA title double
Cameron Smith says he feels right at home on the Waialae Country Club course as he attempts to win the second of the US PGA Tour's two tournaments in Hawaii.
Bitter memories drive ‘new’ Diamonds
A crucial Quad Series in London is the new-look Diamonds' last chance to fine-tune as they look to re-establish their dominance at the Commonwealth Games.
Matildas more prepared than Tokyo: Kennedy
Matildas defender Alanna Kennedy believes Australia is in much better shape to perform under Tony Gustavsson at the Asian Cup than before last year's Olympics.
Draw looming as Djokovic awaits visa call
The Australian Open draw will be held in a few hours but whether top seed Novak Djokovic is part of the tournament hangs on a government decision.
Kamsoba fires Sydney FC into FFA Cup semis
Sydney FC forward Elvis Kamsoba's second-half strike has secured the Sky Blues a 1-0 win over Brisbane Roar and a spot in the FFA Cup semi-finals.
Defence a matter of pride for Matilda
Happy and finding her best form in club football, Alanna Kennedy is confident the Matildas can find defensive resolve at the upcoming Women's Asian Cup.
Starc keen to see red ball remain king
Pink-ball wizard Mitchell Starc says it's important red-ball Tests remain the norm as he prepares to play a second day-night Test against England.
Brook rejoins Adelaide ALM on loan
English-based youngster Lachlan Brook has joined Adelaide United on loan for the remainder of the 2021-22 A-League Men campaign.
Wanderers confirm Williams hamstring tear
Western Sydney Wanderers captain Rhys Williams could miss the remainder of the A-League Men season after scans confirmed the severity of a hamstring injury.
Djokovic defends movements before Open
World No.1 Novak Djokovic has issued a statement explaining his movements and results of COVID-19 tests before his arrival in Australia.
Uncapped King in women’s Ashes squad
Alana King, an uncapped legspinner who helped Perth Scorchers with this season's WBBL, is the bolter in Australia's 15-player women's Ashes squad.
Japan move looms for Reds skipper Mauk
Adelaide look set to lose another influential player following Ben Halloran's exit with skipper Stefan Mauk confirming he's poised to make a switch to Japan.
Lutkins joins star AFLW knee casualties
Brisbane key defender Kate Lutkins has joined Isabel Huntington and Bri Davey as high-profile AFLW players to suffer season-ending ACL injuries in round one.
Men’s tour welcomes Djokovic court victory
The ATP tour has welcomed the court decision to allow world No.1 Novak Djokovic to remain in Australia, saying the situation was "damaging" to all.
COVID can’t stop Clarke’s stunning form
Melbourne Stars' Joe Clarke escaped the "dark places" of COVID with a half-century and a win on Monday night.
Thunders’ Billings ready for Test debut
Having answered England's SOS with a 500-mile drive from the Gold Coast to Sydney Sam Billings is ready to make an unexpected Test debut in Hobart.
Freed Djokovic back on Rod Laver Arena
Novak Djokovic headed for Melbourne Park to practice for the Australian Open after being freed from immigration detention stating 'I want to stay and compete'.
Djokovic freed, but visa worries continue
Novak Djokovic can leave immigration detention after an order by a Federal Circuit Court judge, but he still faces the possibility of a cancelled visa.
Kyrgios out of Sydney, no Open lead-up
Nick Kyrgios has pulled out of the Sydney Tennis Classic hours before his first match and now appears in doubt for the Australian Open.
Cavallo abuse too loud to ignore say Reds
Adelaide United CEO Nathan Kosmina says abuse directed at openly gay footballer Josh Cavallo during Saturday's ALM fixture at AAMI Park was too loud to ignore.
Djokovic to be freed from detention
Novak Djokovic will be freed from immigration detention after an order by Federal Circuit Court Judge Anthony Kelly.
Magpies and Dogs stars suffer ACL tears
Isabel Huntington and Bri Davey have been dealt the devastating news that they've torn their ACL, and Kate Lutkins might have suffered the same fate.
Barty pulls out of Sydney Tennis Classic
After winning the Adelaide International, world No.1 Ash Barty has pulled out of the Sydney Tennis Classic to focus on her Australian Open preparation.
Djokovic ‘utterly confused’ by visa ordeal
Such is the global attention in Novak Djokovic's court case against being deported to Serbia that the live stream link crashed, forcing a delay in proceedings.
Halloran departs Reds, joins Korean club
Adelaide United have confirmed winger Ben Halloran's move to South Korean club FC Seoul after three seasons with the A-League Men's club.
Smith snares PGA Tour win in Hawaii blitz
Cameron Smith has closed out a record-setting one-shot victory at the Tournament of Champions in Hawaii to get his US PGA Tour year off to a perfect start.
Judge: ‘What more could Djokovic do?’
Novak Djokovic had medical advice from a professor, a physician and an expert panel about his vaccination status, says the judge deciding his visa challenge.