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As the US Open commences and the immovable side, service and baselines of tennis courts will determine players’ fates, it seems our nation’

I have always believed that 95% of people do the right thing 95% of the time.

England’s statues are falling down Falling down, falling down England’s statues are falling down Why ,oh why, are we so angry?

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

Les Murray, for many our national poet, was farewelled this week at a State Memorial Service.

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.

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

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.