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Novak Djokovic has consistently attributed his success to unconventional practices, including his 15-year "special relationship" with a tree in Melbourne.

The two-time Australian Open finalist rallied from two sets down to beat Emil Ruusuvuori in a match that ended in the early hours of the morning

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MELBOURNE: It was the kind of day that should've come with an advisory, don't expect much to get done, if anything at all. In the first half at least. It poured buckets all morning and Melbourne Park looked primed for a water sport competition. Mirra Andreeva, 16, playing under the…

MELBOURNE: Mahesh Bhupathi first met Sumit Nagal sixteen years ago when the veteran pro was on a talent hunt for his tennis academy in Bengaluru. The racket head speed generated by the ten-year-old caught his eye. "He hit a heavy ball, bigger than his size," Bhupathi said.

MELBOURNE: Alexei Popyrin's electric play sparked hope for the home fans at the Rod Laver Arena. And as long as that floated around the capacity space, for almost two hours of the Australian Open second-round meeting, the raucous crowd revelled in it.

‘I just liked it. I liked its roots and the trunks and branches and everything,’ the world No 1 tells reporters at post-match press conference

A 49-year-old leading senior constable is facing charges over four separate incidents alleged to have occurred in Melbourne’s northwest between 2020 and 2023

Novak Djokovic has long credited a series of unusual methods for helping him become one of the greatest players ever, not least his 15-year "special relationship" with a Melbourne tree.

British number one, Katie Boulter, also won her first-round match on Tuesday and could eventually face Emma Raducanu later down the line in Melbourne.

Two 16-year-old boys have faced court after being charged over the alleged murder of Melbourne GP Ashley Gordon during a burglary.