Apparently "nothing unites like lamb". Except if you're a vegan, animal liberationist or the world's top tennis player.

You can now visit the Australian Open virtually all minus the ludicrous beer prices and Nick Kyrgios' tantrums.

One of the great ironies of this whole debacle would be if Djokovic lost in the first round.

This has everything - tech giants, tennis superstars! What it doesn't have is a whole lot of sense.

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World number one reveals incredibly beautiful wife in new wine ad. Is this even more reason to hate him?

With the Australian Open kicking off today, Jacob’s Creek release 'Made By' film series, featuring Novak Djokovic.

Jacob’s Creek partners with tennis champion Novak Djokovic to create ‘Made By’ campaign.

Hundreds of thousands tuned in to watch Djokovic struggle past a man barely old enough to buy a beer.

Djokovic goes from villain to hero with crushing Oz Open win. Villain Peter Dutton seen in crowd with pen and notebook.

You have to hand it to those Eastern Europeans, when not fighting with one another they make fantastic tennis players.

Australia's nuclear submarines can't come soon enough with Serbia now likely to declare war on us by this afternoon.

We never watch Wimbledon because it's past our bedtime, so we were happy to see a list of the most marketable players.

Posted 8 years Ago

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Ten’s fast-tracking of American Idol appears to be paying off, growing its audience slightly to 545,000 ad 15th sp...

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January proved to be the month for overeating & hating Novak Djokovic, as data showed there were few new business wins.

Posted 2 years Ago

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Sadly, this year's Aus Open activations included neither a Novak Djokovic dunking machine or Nick Kyrgios pie toss.

If COVID has given us anything, it's been the rise and rise of the podcast. And a simmering hatred of Novak Djokovic.

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In a world of dickhead Aussie mens tennis players, Alex de Minaur is a refreshing anomaly indeed.

A new study into wealthy tennis WAGS does nothing to allay the game's unfortunate Eurotrash reputation.

Will our big hitter lead to the Aussie Open being more than a swing and miss for Nine? We crunch the numbers.

Tennis brat takes time off from embarrassing the nation to reveal new social media initiative.

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The words Aussies loved to Google in 2022 revealed. Again, Guy Sebastian noticeable by his absence from said list.

Think chivalry, sportsmanship & gentleman behaviour's all but dead? Confirm it here with this Nick Kyrgios news.

Aussie wine brand partners with International Cricket Council. Not that it wants you to get drunk & streak at matches.

Nine today announced it has secured the exclusive rights to the US Open in 2022, in a landmark three-year deal. Nine is ...

The Australian Open may not be the best tournament in the world, however, when it comes to bogan fans it is unrivalled.

We're fast approaching the business end of the tennis. Meaning we can all go back to ignoring the game for another year.

Will Serena crash Barty's party? Or, will Ash rain down on Williams' parade? Does B&T even know what it's talking about?

We're at the half-way mark of the tennis & sadly all the brats, sooks & tantrum chuckers appear to have been eliminated.

Posted 3 years Ago

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A list of Australia's most popluar sports are in and once again it's little joy for hotdog eating or the manure toss.

Could Nick finally do the nation proud at this year's Oz Open? Or will he bow out early in a huffy tantrum as usual?

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Do you often blow your meagre salary on foolhardy sports bets? Good news! The ATO & your bookie is giving you a refund.

B&T's editor spent most of last night's Nine upfronts convincing ex-NRL stars to play for his beloved Parra Eels.

Roger Federer signs monster deal with Uniqlo, although won't be wearing one of those hideous puffer jackets on court.

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