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Michael Gleeson
Michael Gleeson is a senior AFL football writer and Fairfax Media's athletics writer. He also covers tennis, cricket and other sports. He won the AFL Players Association Grant Hattam Trophy for excellence in journalism for the second time in 2014 and was a finalist in the 2014 Quill Awards for best sports feature writer. He was also a finalist in the 2014 Australian Sports Commission awards for his work on ‘Boots for Kids’. He is a winner of the AFL Media Association award for best news reporter and a two-time winner of Cricket Victoria’s cricket writer of the year award. Michael has covered multiple Olympics, Commonwealth Games and world championships and 15 seasons of AFL, He has also written seven books - five sports books and two true crime books.
Gavrilova bounces through to second round
As predictably as a Sam Stosur early exit in Melbourne came an excitably perky Daria Gavrilova first up victory.
Karlovic pounds down 75 aces on way to marathon Australian Open win
Novak Djokovic beat Fernando Verdasco in the first round in Melbourne on Tuesday night in less time than it took Ivo Karlovic and Horacio Zeballos to complete a single set.
As good as it gets for Aussie
Australian battler Jordan Thompson had his Lleyton Hewitt moment in front of the man himself when he won in a gutsy come from behind five setter in the first round of the Australian Open.
Federer delivers Swiss master class
Six months out has not dulled Roger Federer's game, the record breaking former world number one has won his first round match at the Australian Open.
Kerber survives scare with a smile
World No.1 Angelique Kerber survives a scare after dropping set in opening round.
Burnt by Athletics Australia, Breen opts out of Nitro
Australia's fastest woman has turned down an offer to race in the Nitro series because she feels burnt by Athletics Australia.
Blow for Nitro as Pearson runs away to Europe
Sally Pearson's long road back from injury will bypass the biggest new thing in Australian athletics and take her straight to europe instead.
Nitro wants Pearson for Australian Captain
Having locked in Usain Bolt to run in Melbourne this summer organisers are now chasing Australian superstar hurdler Sally Pearson to captain the Australian team.
Debutant Renshaw could have joined boyhood friend in England team
When he was a kid, as opposed to now when he is barely more than that, Matt Renshaw played cricket with Joe Root in the fading light once their dads repaired to the rooms after stumps.
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