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Former ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel.

Graeme Samuel’s guide to (avoiding) regulatory capture

Rubbing shoulders with the great and the good holds a dangerous attraction for any regulator.

  • Myriam Robin
Min Woo Lee

Min Woo Lee closes in on rare and famous golf double

Min Woo Lee and Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino look set for a final-day shootout for the second week in a row.

  • Darren Walton
The 37-year-old hasn’t played a competitive match since getting knocked out in the second round of this year’s Australian Open.

Nadal to return in Brisbane’s Australian Open warm-up

The Spanish great declared on social media that ‘after a year away from competition it’s time to come back’.

  • Ian Chadband

November

Healius CEO Maxine Jaquet spent a July evening at Wimbledon as a guest of Barclays.

Barclays’ Wimbledon box puts Healius in a spin

The presence of Healius CEO Maxine Jaquet at Wimbledon in Barclay’s corporate box has scandalised investors.

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  • Myriam Robin and Mark Di Stefano

September

Novak Djokovic lifts his daughter Tara after defeating Daniil Medvedev to win the US Open.

Djokovic wins US Open for historic 24th grand slam

Using every ounce of his energy and some serve-and-volley guile, an old man with new tricks emerged for a 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-3 victory at Flushing Meadows.

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  • Howard Fendrich
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July

‘We’re human and make mistakes’: a Wimbledon line judge on AI’s rise

The men’s ATP Tour will replace human line judges by an electronic calling system – which uses a combination of cameras and AI technology – from 2025.

  • Molly McElwee
Roger Federer, in the Royal Box next to Britain’s Kate Princess of Wales, is applauded at Centre Court.

Cheers for Roger Federer in pre-match tribute

The retired Federer, who won a men’s record eight of his 20 grand slam titles at Wimbledon, sat next to the Princess of Wales in the front row of the Royal Box.

  • Howard Fendrich

June

Novak Djokovic.

GOAT? Djokovic captures French Open and 23rd Grand Slam title

The Serbian powerhouse finally stands alone – ahead of Rafael Nadal, ahead of Roger Federer, ahead of every man who ever has swung a racket.

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  • Howard Fendrich

Djokovic advances to French Open final after Alcaraz cramps up

Novak Djokovic will play his 34th grand slam final, his seventh at Roland Garros, where he lifted the Musketeers’ Cup twice.

  • Julien Pretot

May

Rafael Nadal

‘Say goodbye’: Injured Rafael Nadal reveals retirement plans

The “King of Clay” is tied with Novak Djokovic for the men’s record, with 22 Grand Slam singles titles. But the 37-year-old has suffered a string of injuries.

  • Cindy Boren
Manchester City star Erling Haaland.

Stan strikes new Champions League rights deal

Stan upped its Stan Sport prices in March, and owner Nine chief executive Mike Sneesby said subscribers stayed put. Now Stan has extended its UEFA deal.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

March

AFL matches are covered by the current anti-siphoning list.

After review, government keeps anti-siphoning TV sport list the same

Major sports will remain prioritised for free-to-air television for three years while the government reviews whether the ‘anti-siphoning’ laws still work.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Courtside cool: Garments from the 2023 Ralph Lauren AO capsule collection.

Welcome to Ralph Lauren’s home: Sydney flagship to offer classics and more

Designed by the fashion brand’s in-house architectural team, the four-storey boutique “represents the dream”, says CEO Patrice Louvet ahead of its March 31 opening.

  • Lauren Sams

February

Television revenue fell in the second half of 2022.

Australia’s $4.2b TV ad market shrank in December half-year

After roaring out of COVID in 2021 and despite strong streaming revenue, television advertising contracted by $83 million in the second half of last year.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

January

The eastern section of Melbourne CBD’s is thriving and Matt Thomas, who runs Lonsdale Street bar HER, couldn’t be happier.

Melbourne shoppers spend more as city hums back to life

Shoppers in the Victorian capital spent more than in December than the same time in 2019, despite overall traffic still being down, in a sign the city is roaring back to life.

  • Gus McCubbing
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese watches on with Tennis Australia’s Jayne Hrdlicka and Rod Laver at the men’s final.

Bankers line the stands at the Australian Open men’s final

Bankers and advisers of all stripes took advantage of the occasion to either drum up business or show their appreciation of it.

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  • Myriam Robin
Novak Djokovic of Serbia lifts the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup after defeating Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece in the men’s singles.

‘King of Melbourne Park’ Djokovic lands 10th Open title

In a rematch of the 2021 French Open decider, Novak Djokovic swept to victory at Rod Laver Arena and reclaimed the world number one ranking.

  • Ian Ransom
Dominic Perrottet is a threatened species – a Liberal premier.

Why Coalition governments are a threatened species

The fate of the Perrottet government at the March election will resonate well beyond NSW.

  • Jennifer Hewett
Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler pose with their Australian Open trophy.

Life-changing win for wildcard doubles heroes

Aussie duo Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler played their wildcard to perfection and won’t be “living off the smell of an oily rag” this season.

  • Ayesha de Kretser
Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler kiss the mens doubles trophy at the Australian Open.

Aussie wildcard duo stuns with trophy win

Unheralded wildcards Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler completed a stunning journey to Australian Open glory in the men’s doubles final.

  • Melissa Woods