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New Zealand will have just one player in the men's field at the ASB Classic after wildcard qualifier Jack Loutit failed to advance to the main draw.

The Cairns Post

The Cairns Post

The Cairns Post

The site of the McDonald's at Unser and Northern boulevards was active Thursday afternoon.Under the heat of the day, sign installers and landscapers were hard at it. Landscapers from Diaz Landscaping Management prepared the site, smoothing out gravel and placing shrubs.

  Nightmare scenario for the @AustralianOpen officials & player’s today. Fingers crossed we can trace the infected worker & get all the players back on court. I can’t imagine the lack of sleep for both @CraigTiley & the tournament doctor @carolyn_brod ...hang in there everyone ❤️— Rennae Stubbs OLY (@rennaestubbs) February 3, 2021   Amid concerns among the community, Tiley added that for now, crowd numbers (30,000 per day) would remain the same but the expectation is for all fans...

“I just found out we’re not going to be able to leave the room until midnight tomorrow,” Sandgren said in a message posted to Instagram. “That will put us at close to 15 days in this room. It’s also another day we can’t practise.” The process of releasing the large contingent of Australian Open players and staff who’ve been housed in three Melbourne hotels is set to last until as late as Sunday afternoon. One of the first players let free to walk Melbourn...

Aussies to the fore in the Australian Open A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The Australian Open gets underway this weekend in the unusual setting of the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex in Doha, Qatar. In an innovative way to overcome the logistical nightmare created by the need to quarantine all participants, organisers of the Australian Open opted for the first time to hold this part of th...

There may be an extra edge to qualifying for the Australian Open this year, but it won’t stop Bernard Tomic from trying to revive his career yet again.

There may be an extra edge to qualifying for the Australian Open this year, but it won’t stop Bernard Tomic from trying to revive his career yet again.