The support for Fonseca turned the Miami Open into a carnival. Many more tournaments can expect a similar phenomenon.

Brazilian tennis star Joao Fonseca has a big game and a massive fan following that outshines his ATP teenage peers.

In the late 90s, I went to the Miami Open for the first time. In those days, it was played in Key Biscayne and known as “The Lipton.” The first match I watched featured Gustavo “Guga” Kuerten. Guga ...

A bid to build a $33m restaurant complex at Terrey Hills has split the community. The Boathouse Group, which already has 12 ...

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The federal government will spend another $800 million to provide first home buyers with the opportunity to own a property ...

Last night's federal Budget has continued the rebuilding of Australia's media and arts sectors while also providing further ...

The rate of home break-in and motor vehicle theft rose over the past year, according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ...

It first gained popularity in Fukuoka before expanding to Tokyo, Hong Kong, and now Australia.

Vue de Monde executive chef Hugh Allen will open his own 40-seat fine diner, Yiaga, in the lush surrounds of Fitzroy Gardens, ...

Retiring a homebred Classic winner or a Group 1 star that has carried your colours to glory is normally the preserve of ...

EV charging is coming to Petco Park for the 2025 season through a new partnership with locally-based XLR8 America. The Padres have engaged the EV charging systems solution provider to install 20 ...