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Impeachment trials; US-China Trade agreements; a booming and then faltering Australian stock market; so much to consider.

As the Grand Slam season of 2019 ends there is a wonderful symmetry in the Men’s game between the numerals of the year and the statistics.

Good God, the world is strange. President Trump is promising to make Iran great again after imposing sanctions to make it economically weak

Last year, an engaging Australian film, Ladies in Black, was released. Set in Sydney in 1959 it is a ‘coming of age’ story of a young girl.

Having sought to establish a connection between tennis and patterns of social and political conduct in the wider arenas of life....

Not long after this year’s French Open Stephen Hawking’s ashes were interred in Westminster Abbey, next to those of Sir Isaac Newton.

It all began on 28th May, 2018.

Last year’s Australian Open was a lavish, almost excessive, serving of history, drama and entertainment. The tennis was clearly worth coming

Some may accuse me of searching too hard for metaphorical meanings within the game of tennis that explain and/or illustrate the real world.

Timing, timing- so much of life seems to be about timing.

This year the 4th of May marked one hundred days since the end of the Australian Open.

How wonderful it is to be proved wrong for all the right reasons! After last year’s US Open I made the “somewhat risky and provocative”...

I am often accused of still living in the Cold War, which is an entirely comfortable accusation because at least way back then the West knew

“…Djokovic will be vulnerable in the wake of his maiden French victory.”

Well, there is certainly a more than a touch of French plus ca change in the air at the moment.

I type as the field gathers for the Lightning Stakes at Flemington. A Group One race for the best equine sprinters in the land.