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Australian Open 2023 results day five LIVE: Marton Fuscovics v Jannik Sinner score; Stefanos Tsitsipas v Tallon Griekspoor updates; AO boss Craig Tiley responds to Murray scheduling criticism; Thanasi Kokkinakis' four word tweet after devastating Andy Murray loss - Vimarsana News

Australian Open 2023 results day five LIVE: Marton Fuscovics v Jannik Sinner score; Stefanos Tsitsipas v Tallon Griekspoor updates; AO boss Craig Tiley responds to Murray scheduling criticism; Thanasi Kokkinakis' four word tweet after devastating Andy Murray loss

Welcome to Wide World of Sports LIVE coverage of day five of the Australian Open in Melbourne.

A federal lawsuit against the Norlite aggregate plant and incinerator can proceed. The plant used to incinerate PFAS chemicals but now there are dust concerns. - Vimarsana News

A federal lawsuit against the Norlite aggregate plant and incinerator can proceed. The plant used to incinerate PFAS chemicals but now there are dust concerns.

A federal lawsuit against the Norlite aggregate plant and incinerator can proceed. The...

Cohoes looks to buy, raze housing complex next to Norlite - Vimarsana News

Cohoes looks to buy, raze housing complex next to Norlite

In what could be a major step to resolving longstanding worries about dust and pollution...

Kiwi tennis ace Michael Venus scores 14th ATP doubles title at Swiss tournament - Vimarsana News

Kiwi tennis ace Michael Venus scores 14th ATP doubles title at Swiss tournament

After a profitable partnership in 2020, the trans-Tasman doubles duo are back on the champions' podium in Switzerland.

Aus Open boss justifies elite's preferential treatment - Vimarsana News

Aus Open boss justifies elite's preferential treatment

The issue of preferential treatment being afforded to the tennis elite refuses to go away with more players hitting out at Australian Open organisers after CEO Craig Tiley offered justification for the greater freedoms the Adelaide contingent is enjoying. Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and other big names remain in South Australia ahead of the February 8 grand slam, where they have significantly better preparation opportunity than their Melbourne-based peers - 72 of whom remain in hard lockdown. Those based in Adelaide have been permitted larger entourages - Williams travell...