AO StartUps has today opened applications for its final intake of 2025, focusing on AI companies ready to transform the global sports industry. The pioneering sports and entertainment tech program is ...

Elena Rybakina is finishing her season with a wet sail. After off-court challenges coincided with the former world No.3 slipping as low as 13th in July, Rybakina is regaining form. The 26-year-old was ...

Tennis Australia acknowledges that the AO is held on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country and we extend our respects to Elders past and present and to all First Nations People. To take advantage of our ...

More fans streamed through the gates at Australian Open 2024 than ever before. While the world’s best players put on a spectacular show on-court, an incredible range of food, entertainment, shopping, ...

In a groundbreaking move for global sport, Tennis Australia’s first venture capital fund, AO Ventures, has completed its first close. The US$30 million fund was established to provide early backing to ...

Another Australian Open has slammed happily into the memory bank. There were historic firsts, shock score lines and record crowds. We take a look back at the memorable numbers of AO19. The previous ...

The world’s best tennis players thrilled and delighted fans at Melbourne Park, who flocked to the Australian Open in never-before-seen numbers for world-class tennis, food, entertainment and family ...

A massive $405.3 million in economic benefit was generated by the Australian Open during the pandemic affected events in 2021 and 2022, according to a new Nielsen Sports report. Over the past 10 years ...

Russian Aslan Karatsev’s fairytale run has continued, the unheralded qualifier becoming the first man in the Open Era to reach a semifinal on his Grand Slam debut after earning a 2-6 6-4 6-1 6-2 upset ...

Australian Open 2020 delivered record economic benefits to Victoria according to a new Neilson Sports report, as well as attracting the biggest global broadcast audience in the history of the ...

The world’s best tennis players will compete for $AU 86.5 million in prize money at Australian Open 2024. The historic-high prize pool is a result of a record $10 ...

The world’s best players will compete for a record $71 million prize money at Australian Open 2020, an increase of 13.6 percent on the record purse in 2019. The rise continues a remarkable growth in ...