• Phil Lutton
• 35 mins ago

Glimpses of form in the warm-up events won't be enough for the chasing pack to unseat Andy Murray or Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

• Michael Chammas
• 56 mins ago

Eugenie Bouchard is back in the winner's circle, claiming her first victory on tour in four months.

• Eamonn Tiernan

Sam Groth wants to break opponents instead of serving records at the Canberra Challenger this week.

• Michael Chammas

Australia's brightest teenage prospect, 17-year-old Alex De Minaur, says he has been taking advice from Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic on how to transition into the big time.

• Eamonn Tiernan

Nick Kyrgios sat courtside in Canberra supporting long-time friend and world No.1934 James Frawley

Ashleigh Barty's tennis comeback has been dealt a blow with the young Australian forced to withdraw from her singles campaign at the Hobart International.

Thanasi Kokkinakis is back - sort of - because even though he is about to play his first ATP Tour singles match in 15 months, he knows his shoulder isn't 100 per cent.

• Michael Chammas

Eugenie Bouchard has seen the ugly side of beauty. She's received death threats from obsessed fans. Felt the jealousy from within the tour from those who envy the image she has managed to build. All while shutting herself off from those around her in an attempt to conquer her dreams.

• UPDATED
• Phil Lutton

The Japanese star upset Stan Wawrinka to book himself at spot in the Brisbane final as he continues to shine ahead of the first Grand Slam of 2017.

Fancy getting up close and personal with the likes of Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams during the Australian Open?

• Linda Pearce

Daria Gavrilova and Sam Stosur were checking out the latest WTA rankings during last year's Asian swing when Australia's top two women realised how slim the margin had become. Stosur's uninterrupted second reign as queen has lasted more than eight years, but Gavrilova, a decade her junior, is closing fast.

World's top two start the year where they left off as they fine-tune for the Australian Open.

• Phil Lutton

The huge-serving Canadian advanced to the semi-finals with a three-set win over Nadal on Pat Rafter Arena, delivering 23 aces in the process.

• EXCLUSIVE
• Nino Bucci

Footage has emerged of the tennis match that police allege was fixed by reigning Australian Open boys champion Oliver Anderson, as an investigation continues into the syndicate which targeted the promising teenager.

• Linda Pearce

What used to be a game for Bernard Tomic became his profession, and is now an opportunity he says he is determined to maximise in the decade or so that may be left. Yet the contradiction of Tomic is that while his motivation may have altered, an enduring criticism remains the 24-year-old's failure to commit to doing what will earn him the most.

• Phil Lutton

The Sydneysider won the Victorian tournament now under the microscope of police, who have charged former Australian Open boys champion Oliver Anderson with match-fixing.

• Michael Chammas

Sam Stosur says she has no qualms about no longer being the centre of attention when it comes to expectation and pressure on Australia's tennis stars.

• Michael Chammas

Nick Kyrgios has made himself available for Monday night's Fast4 exhibition tournament in Sydney despite struggling with a knee injury throughout the Hopman Cup.

• David Polkinghorne

Davis Cup hero feels the seeds will be looking over their shoulders hoping they don't draw him at the Canberra Challenger.

• David Long

At some point on Saturday, possibly during the women's final, former world No.14 Jerzy Janowicz will be battling away on an outside court at Auckland's ASB Tennis Arena.

• EXCLUSIVE
• Nino Bucci

Reigning Australian Open boys champion Oliver Anderson has been charged with a match fixing offence which allegedly occurred at a tennis tournament in Traralgon. 

• Phil Lutton

The 14-time Grand Slam champion says the latest match-fixing scandal, involving Australian Oliver Anderson, is regrettable but says the practice is almost non-existent on the top tier of the men's tour.

Rafael Nadal has flexed his muscles and continues his imperious start to 2017 to set up a mouth-watering Brisbane International quarter-final with defending champion Milos Raonic.

The worst of Nick Kyrgios was on display on Thursday night in a 6-2 6-2 Hopman Cup loss to American Jack Sock at Perth Arena.

• Phil Lutton

The top seed didn't make it out of the quarter-finals after being ambushed by Ukraine's Elina Svitolina.

• Linda Pearce

Perth: While Roger Federer has been feeling the love at the Hopman Cup this week, he has also been feeling the pain. Good pain. The type of day-after muscle soreness the 17-time major winner knew would follow his three-tiebreak loss to Alexander Zverev. Bring it on.

• David Polkinghorne

Ross Triffitt is confident a "proactive approach" will ensure no corruption issues at the Canberra Challenger.

• Phil Lutton

The Spanish fourth seed has spent almost eight hours on court in three matches but says it has only given her more confidence for the semi-finals and on towards the Australian Open.

• Michael Chammas

He battled a constant voice in his head telling him to throw in the towel and give up on his dreams, watching on helplessly as those he once conquered as a teenager surpassed him.