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Osaka Joins List of Big Names Missing Australian Open

Two-time Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka became the latest star to pull out of the opening Grand Slam of the year Sunday, leaving the tournament deprived of some of the biggest names in the game. No reason for the Japanese player's withdrawal was given with organizers Tennis Australia tweeting: "We…

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Victory devastated by Nani knee injury

Melbourne Victory have lost Luis Nani for the rest of the A-League Men season after the former Manchester United winger suffered a serious right-knee injury.

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How Leisa Prowd is putting dwarfism and disability in the spotlight through her art

Artists who live with disability often struggle to reach their full potential due to a lack of paid opportunities. A program in Melbourne is helping change that.

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Melbourne – yes, really – tops list of domestic tourists’ destinations

Melbourne has emerged as Aussie tourists' top domestic destination as the nation's travel sector bounces back from its pandemic doldrums.

The New Daily

Mac Engel: He had a blue collar job in a small Australia town. He punted his way to TCU, and a new life.

FORT WORTH, Texas — He’s 29 years old, has his degree, and still plays college football.

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Melbourne United stay in NBL playoff race

Melbourne United's late charge for the NBL's post-season has gained momentum after beating the Tasmania JackJumpers 92-85 in Hobart.

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Gades to bowl first vs Hurricanes in BBL

Ben McDermott will be looking for another big score for the Hobart Hurricanes at Marvel Stadium, where the BBL finals hopefuls take on the Melbourne Renegades.

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In Australia, Pro-Democracy Students Aren’t Safe From China’s Reach

To evade surveillance and reporting by nationalist members of the diaspora, anti-CCP protesters get creative.

Foreign Policy

We shouldn't be surprised that Melbourne's inner west floods. It's always been a swamp

Melbourne used to flood regularly in the first century of European settlement, forcing city planners to take some drastic steps to make the city liveable. Building on a swamp didn't help.

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Emma Raducanu heads to Melbourne facing Australian Open fitness race

The British number one suffered an ankle injury during a match in Auckland on Thursday.

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Emma Raducanu waits on Australian Open fitness update after latest setback

The 2021 US Open champion has headed to Melbourne but test results will decide her participation after suffering an ankle sprain at the ASB Classic

The Guardian - UK

Vince steers Sixers home in BBL thriller

James Vince was the star with an unbeaten 91 as the Sydney Sixers secured a six-wicket victory over the Melbourne Stars with one ball to spare.

AAP

Another teen charged over beach death

Another Melbourne teenager has faced court charged over an altercation at St Kilda beach during which Hashim Mohamed, 18, was fatally stabbed.

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Bans for seven more A-League rioters

Football Australia has handed down sanctions, including one life ban, to seven more fans involved in the unrest at December's A-League Men's Melbourne derby.

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Emma Raducanu in tears after retiring with fresh injury concern ahead of Australian Open

The British star was competing in the ASB Classic when she was forced to retire from her match just 11 days ahead of the Australian Open in Melbourne

The Guardian - AU

Three reasons why Melbourne’s population will overtake Sydney’s within a decade

The Victorian capital is forecast to become Australia’s most populous city by 2032. So what’s driving this shift?

ABC News

Couple details Bali speedboat sinking ordeal as tour operator blames poor weather

The newly engaged couple from Melbourne say they are still in shock after they were rescued following the sinking of a tourist boat off Bali on Tuesday.

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Melbourne Will Overtake Sydney As Australia’s Most Populated City We’re Gonna Need More Trams

Australia's most populated city will soon be Melbourne (also its most liveable) as its population growth looks likely to outpace Sydney's.

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Melbourne shrank while Queensland grew: what the pandemic did to Australia’s population

The Victorian capital is still on track to outpace Sydney as the biggest city in Australia but Covid lockdowns slowed that growth

Daily Mirror

Novak Djokovic will have “big emotional baggage” ahead of Australian Open return

Star tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou has warned Novak Djokovic will have "big emotional baggage" ahead of his return to the Australian Open following last year's deportation from Melbourne

The Times of India

Teacher goes viral for making replica toys from students' monster drawings

A teacher in Melbourne, Australia, has melted the hearts of her little kindergarten students, their parents as well as millions of users on Twitterverse. How?

AAP

Bromwich keen on leading NRL Dolphins

Dolphins captaincy contender Jesse Bromwich has revealed how Collingwood great Nick Maxwell unlocked his leadership potential at the Melbourne Storm.

Daily Mirror

Rafael Nadal sends upbeat message amid worrying form ahead of Australian Open

Australian Open titleholder Rafael Nadal is "not too alarmed" about a lack of winning form as he prepares to defend his crown in Melbourne, where Novak Djokovic is set for a dramatic return

Daily Mirror

Australia star Adam Zampa left red-faced as Mankad attempt goes wrong

Melbourne Stars bowler Adam Zampa attempted the controversial Mankad dismissal against Tom Rogers in their Big Bash League match, only to have his appeal dismissed

The Times of India

Adoption of diverse technologies will make game slicker and unpredictable: Greg Chappell

MELBOURNE: Australian great Greg Chappell believes technology, specially artificial intelligence, will make cricket "slicker" and "unpredictable", changing how it is practiced, played and consumed in the future.

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