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The Faces Who Could, Should & Definitely Won’t Replace Karl Stefanovic On Today

Here's everyone who is tipped to replace Karl Stefanovic as host of Today following his surprise exit from Channel 9.

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The 2026 Logie Award Nominations Have Been Announced & The List Is Stacked With Aussie Talent

The nominees for the 66th Annual TV WEEK Logie Awards have been announced, celebrating the best of the best on Aussie TV.

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Barbecues, ballboys and oranges: Australia tennis greats pass ‘strong tradition’ to next generation

From Rod Laver and Tony Roche to Lleyton Hewitt and Alex de Minaur, players from Australia’s golden age maintain links with the current crop

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Home hope Alex de Minaur handed no favours with tough Australian Open draw

Alex de Minaur has been given a devilish Australian Open draw and will face former Wimbledon finalist Matteo Berrettini in the first round

The Guardian - AU

West End star Ben Lewis dies aged 46 after bowel cancer battle

The Australian actor, best known for playing The Phantom in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit musical, has been remembered as ‘one of the great humans’ following his death

Evening Standard

Phantom of the Opera Star Ben Lewis Dies Aged 46: Tributes Flow for 'One of the Greats' of Musical Theatre

Musical theatre star Ben Lewis dies aged 46. Remembered for his iconic roles in Phantom of the Opera and Love Never Dies across Australia and West End.

International Business Times UK

Demon shocker leaves Australia in dire Davis Cup spot

Australia must recover from 2-0 down for only the third time to reach the Davis Cup quarter-finals after being out-gunned by Belgium on a dramatic opening day.

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On Wimbledon Weekend, Two Ex-Tennis Prodigies Lead the LPGA Evian Championship

Golf wasn't Cara Gainer's or Gabriela Ruffels's first love, but now, they lead one of the LPGA's most prestigious events in France.

Sports Illustrated

Woodbridge: 'Devastated' Demon can learn from Djokovic

Alex de Minaur believes his serve let him down at Wimbledon but Australian tennis greats are backing him to bounce back.

AAP

Tennis Australia warns stars about playing in Russia

Tennis Australia is warning players not to compete in Russia amid reports Davis Cup star Thanasi Kokkinakis featured in an exhibition there before the summer.

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Dear Evan Hansen gets likes amid teen social media ban

Dear Evan Hansen taps into the concerns about the digital world's impact on young people, and the musical's Australian production is getting some likes.

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Dear Evan Hansen: Australian production of Broadway hit puts mental health centre stage

The team behind the new staging of the Tony award-winning show leaned into emotional authenticity and a design that evokes the overwhelming experience of social media

The Guardian - AU

Aussies Thompson and Purcell win US Open doubles crown

Jordan Thompson and Max Purcell are the first all-Australian duo to win the US Open men's doubles title since Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde in 1996.

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Woodforde tearful to see new Olympic tennis golden boys

Mark Woodforde, half of the 'Woodies' team that last struck Olympic tennis gold for Australia, was left emotional as John Peers and Matt Ebden joined them.

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Son of a gun: tennis legend's lad takes lead in Dear Evan Hansen

While dad is at the Olympics, Beau is preparing for the stage.

The Guardian - AU

Alex de Minaur will bank on speed in daunting clash with Novak Djokovic

Serb’s recent injury gives Australian No 1 hope that he can join a small club by reaching the Wimbledon semi-finals

The Guardian - AU

Booing the PM: did Anthony Albanese fall victim to an Australian sporting ‘tradition’?

Prime minister is the latest to cop jeers at a major event, this time the Australian Open. History suggests he won’t be the last

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Australia could see Hewitt's Davis Cup stars in 2024

Mark Woodforde hopes Australian fans could see their Davis Cup finalists on home courts in 2024, urging national tennis bosses to bid to host a group stage.

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The Guardian - AU

Australian Open 2024 promises big names to outshine past problems

After a pandemic, late finishes and fluffy balls, next year’s event is counting on Rafael Nadal, Naomi Osaka and Nick Kyrgios to bring in the fans

The New Daily

‘Outplayed and outclassed’: De Minaur hits out in row over Djokovic loss

Aussie tennis star Alex de Minaur has spoken out following his heartbreaking fourth-round loss to Novak Djokovic on Monday night.

The Times of India

Young players are not scared of the top guys: Todd Woodbridge

Melbourne Park will be buzzing in about three weeks. Novak Djokovic, who missed the Australian Open last year, will be the cynosure of the 2023 championship. Carlos Alcaraz, all of 19 and ranked No.1, will look to pick up from where he left off at the US Open in September.

Daily Mirror

Wimbledon champion issues health warning after shock heart attack aged 51

Tennis great Todd Woodbridge suffered a heart attack aged 51 and the former Wimbledon doubles champion said that it provided him with an important wake-up call

AAP

Todd Woodbridge's heart attack scare

Australian tennis great Todd Woodbridge has revealed the shock of having a mild heart attack as a fit and healthy 51-year-old.

Daily Mirror

Nick Kyrgios complains fan is smoking marijuana and explodes at his box in US Open win

Nick Kyrgios won his second round match at the US Open last night against Benjamin Bonzi but not without the drama associated with most of the fiery Australian's matches

The Hindu

Matthew Ebden is touched by the warmth of India and Leander Paes

He is particularly impressed with Paes’s ‘’guile, and mysterious ways, of backing himself, and finding a way to win”

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