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Why Do Tennis Australia Have Such Budget Videos?

I have been wondering why Tennis Australia cant even afford to produce a decent quality when it comes to the videos they have been posting across their YouTube channel. The introduction to the results segment looks great, but it cuts to a guy reading out the results who looks out of focus and behind a [...]

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Stephen Healy beats Paul McNamee in vote for new Tennis Australia President

Sydney lawyer Stephen Healy was elected the new president of Tennis Australia in a secret ballot held on Monday morning. Healy succeeds the retiring Geoff Pollard, who has held the position since 1989. Healy, the Tennis NSW president, beat former Australian Open director Paul McNamee in the ballot. Healy congratulated McNamee on his campaign and [...]

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Tennis Australia Advertise for Davis Cup Coach

Tennis Australia has today advertised for a new coach for the Optus Australian Davis Cup team. The position has been vacant since Darren Cahill resigned earlier this year. Former national coach Wally Masur returned to his old job temporarily to help the team out for the Australian victory against Thailand in March. The traditional responsibilities [...]

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Australian Boy Could Take Title for Third Year in a Row at Australian Open

Australian tennis is not currently at its strongest, but with the return of Dokic this week, things are looking up. As well as Dokic doing well the Australian boys are also growing every single year. An Australian boy has won the singles title at the Australian Open for the last two years and they still [...]

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What To Expect of This Year’s Australian Open?

As every year at the end of January the tennis world focuses on Down Under, where the year’s first out of four Grand Slam is taking place. But what to expect of this year’s Australian Open? A surprise and a close battle for the title! As every year, at least one of the finalists will [...]

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Will the Australian Open Be Moved to February from 2010 on?

As you might know there have been arguments about the tight schedule of the tennis player between the player representatives and the ATP for many years. One of the recent years’ complaints was for instance that the season lasts longer and longer, now until  late November with the Masters Cup followed by the Davis Cup. [...]

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Bernard Tomic Signs Sponsorship Deal with Garnier

Health and beauty brand Garnier, associate sponsor of the Australian Open, this week broadened its support of tennis to a rising star of the game, signing Bernard Tomic as a brand ambassador. The two-year deal will see Tomic appear in both print and TV advertising for Garnier and make personal appearances at the hugely popular [...]

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Tennis Australia Executives Under the Microscope

The Blayney Chronicle wrote a very interesting article about Tennis Australia and how they are keeping the board and presidency re-election in October very quiet. Tennis Australia has been under a lot of pressure over the last 3 years or so for the lack of results within the organisation. Thus, Tennis Australia president Geoff Pollard, [...]

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Why Is The Tennis Australia Website So Slow To Load!

Since I am from Australia and I have been playing tennis all over the country since I was about 14, I have spent a lot of time on the Tennis Australia Website. Im currently doing a lot of work in the technology and new media industry and I find it really funny how professional organisations [...]

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Australian Tennis Will Be Back In Control in 2012

Australian tennis has been going through a very hard patch lately with only Lleyton Hewitt in the top 50 in the world a lot of people have been asking major questions about Australian tennis. Currently, Hewitt is still some how in the top 30 even though he now concetrates a lot more on his personal [...]

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