75 years down, onward for the century.

The world number one is arguing his case to remain in the country to defend his Australian Open crown in the federal court.

Novak Djokovic is free to stay in Melbourne and play at the Australian Open next week after a judge ruled he had been treated unfairly by Border Force officials.

Paul McNamee, a 1982 Australian Open semi-finalist, declared on Monday that the Serbian had “comprehensively won” his day in court over a deportation order.

Trainer Matthew Robinson is hoping a pair of “almost’ gallopers can strike at Tuesday’s feature Taree meeting.

The federal court has released a full transcript of Novak Djokovic’s formal interviews at Melbourne Airport.

Polarising Australian talent Bernard Tomic will play his first match since September at Melbourne Park on Tuesday. The world No.257 has implored Australians to come out and back him

Australia are preparing to take on England, New Zealand and South Africa next week in their final series before this year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

Love him, hate him, or somewhere in between, the Australian Open will be an unmissable spectacle if Novak Djokovic is ultimately cleared to take part.

Food shortages will continue unless state and federal governments can overcome the shortfall in rapid antigen tests, industry warns, as COVID-19 safeguards are eased to get close contacts back into the critical supply chain workforce.

The boycott has now affected 27 events and resulted in the withdrawal of 10 participating artists, according to organisers.

Fans think they are getting a glimpse into the world of the rich and powerful - but that’s laughable.

We now know it was Australia’s overzealous border officials, rather than the world’s best tennis player, who broke the rules.

The Australian faces a race against time to emerge from isolation for his first-round match at Melbourne Park.

The four Tests so far this Ashes series, though one-sided, have been marked by conspicuous good grace. What is going on here?

Many Australians will hold Scott Morrison to account for the summer COVID-19 outbreak whether he likes it or not, wiping out the idea of a snap election campaign.

Workers in a range of critical industries in Victoria will be given a month to have a booster vaccine to protect them from COVID-19.

As word of the verdict spread just after 5pm, around 100 fans of Novak Djokovic danced, drummed and chanted “Nole, Nole, Nole” for their champion.

Ash Barty will spend the final week of her Australian Open preparation in Melbourne after withdrawing from the Sydney Tennis Classic on Monday.

Novak Djokovic’s visa has been overturned in the Federal Circuit Court, NSW’s Deputy Premier has tested positive to COVID-19 and under-12s have started receiving the Pfizer jab.

Thirteen years after farmers started fighting to save the fertile Liverpool Plains in northern NSW they have bought back the land a Chinese miner had planned a mega coal project on.

With the NRL still scheduled to start in March, teams are being forced to train with as little as half their extended squad as players continue to test positive to the virus. 

Everything you need to know to pick a winner on a seven-race card.

There are many ways in which this episode has been handled badly, but perhaps the best characterisation of why it has been so unseemly is captured by Dennis Denuto, the lawyer in the movie The Castle – it’s been in the vibe of it all.

Tim Paine will be on holiday interstate when the Ashes caravan rolls into Tasmania, and there are concerns over star bowler Scott Boland after his courageous feats in Sydney.

The state standards authority has refused to release full league tables for the first time in years, but a partial table online reveals the top 50 WA schools.

Travis Head concedes he needs to show he can play more innings of the kind peeled off by Usman Khawaja from the No. 5 spot.

A group of moviemakers known as Blue-Tongue are part of a new exhibition that honours the history of Australians in Hollywood.

China has helped the firm rise up the global ranks but could become a brake on growth.

Young Sydneysiders were given the opportunity to receive their first vaccine against COVID-19 on Monday.

A court on Monday found the Nobel laureate guilty of illegally importing and possessing the devices and violating coronavirus restrictions.

Moderate Liberals want the party to dump a preselected candidate for a key eastern suburbs seat, with one senior party official saying her recruitment of Mormon members and religious-right views make her unelectable.

Players chief Todd Greenberg has made a personal commitment to Australia’s cricketers that he will join them in Pakistan.

The Chinese port city has been effectively sealed off as authorities implement exit controls after 21 people tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday.

Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott launched a seven-horse assault on the All-Star Mile before nominations closed on Monday, which included the enigmatic Alligator Blood.

Popular Western Bulldogs star Isabel Huntington has suffered a third ACL tear and will miss the rest of the 2022 AFLW season.

Along with existing restrictions on large venues and nightclubs, Mr McGowan said unvaccinated people would soon not be able to attend cafés or gyms. 

The Adelaide United star made worldwide headlines last October by becoming the first active top-flight professional footballer in the world to announce he was gay - and has been inundated with abusive messages on social media ever since.

VGI Partners’ shares shot up after the company confirmed it was in preliminary discussions with “a number of parties”.

Two exhibitionists going full-public after just their second date? This is exactly how celebrities should do things.

Virgin Australia has cancelled almost one-in-four of its flights scheduled for January and February as the Omicron COVID-19 outbreak disrupts crew availability and dents travel demand. 

With rapid antigen tests in short supply, but every headache suspicious, it’s hard to decide when to use a precious test.

Related to climate risk, nature risk takes in a broader range of environmental impacts that investors are using to calculate the risk profile of a company.

Max Purcell has taken aim at Lleyton Hewitt after he left the Australian world No.174 in the dark regarding an Australian Open wildcard.

There were no stars and no telecast and even the Hollywood establishment refused to back the awards this year.

As of Saturday, 708 people needed mechanical ventilation. A year ago, more than 3000 people were on ventilators.

Forgotten Bomber Michael Hurley is progressing in his recovery from a hip infection, but Essendon captain Dyson Heppell says the key defender won’t be ready for his side’s round one meeting with Geelong.

At least 19 people, including nine children, have died at the Bronx affordable housing complex.

On the weekend, Mornington Peninsula teenager Genevieve Beacom made history when she became the first woman to pitch and play in the Australian Baseball League.

The Melbourne performer always dreamed of singing at the European songfest. Now, crystal mask in hand, he’s launching his bid.