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Chemist Warehouse Continues To Lace Up For Tennis Australia

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Published on: 19th December 2025 at 10:15 AM
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(L:R) - Cedric Cornelis, Jelena Dokic, Mario Tascone & Tom Larner.
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Chemist Warehouse has extended its partnership with Tennis Australia, further strengthening its support for the Australian Open and the broader Summer of Tennis events, including the United Cup, Adelaide International, Brisbane International and Hobart International.

As Australia’s leading retail pharmacy, Chemist Warehouse continues to back every play across the tennis community by deepening its focus on wellness and accessibility. The partnership now includes presenting rights partner status for the national Cardio Tennis program, an energised way for people of all ages and abilities to play, stay active and connect with others through tennis.

This move brings Chemist Warehouse to the forefront of tennis communities nationwide, allowing us to champion health and well-being in the game we all love.

Fans attending AO26 can look forward to the return of the Chemist Warehouse flagship store along the Rod Laver Arena Terrace, offering convenient access to tennis wellness essentials, exclusive value offers, photo moments, and a refresh station to help fans beat the summer heat.

The partnership will also see the continuation of an on-site pharmacist at the Australian Open, ensuring players, staff, and fans have trusted access to health and wellness products and advice across the full three-week tournament.

Across the broader Summer of Tennis program, Chemist Warehouse will bring a Mini Chemist Warehouse pop-up store to Adelaide International, offering giveaways, event essentials, and fun fan engagement opportunities for spectators.

Championing wellness behind the scenes, Chemist Warehouse will support the tournament workforce through its Workforce Wellness program, providing Australian Open staff with a dedicated wellness space stocked with self-care items, recovery products, and general wellness essentials throughout the event period.

“Chemist Warehouse is proud to continue championing wellness, value and accessibility for tennis fans and communities across Australia. Our partnership with Tennis Australia reflects our long-standing commitment to supporting healthy, active lifestyles while delivering great value,” said Mario Tascone, deputy CEO, Chemist Warehouse.

“We’re excited to expand our partnership with Chemist Warehouse to include Cardio Tennis. This collaboration reinforces our shared commitment to health and wellbeing and encourages more Australians to pick up a racquet and enjoy the benefits of an active lifestyle,” said Tom Larner, chief tennis officer, Tennis Australia.

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By Oliver Cerovic
Oliver is a journalist at B&T, joining in April 2025 after completing a Bachelor of Communications, majoring in Journalism at UTS. He covers media agencies and owners, and has a strong interest in sports marketing. Oliver has a background in sport, previously writing for Fox League and the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. He famously hit a last-ball six in the 2026 Big Clash to deliver his Indies side to a 19 point loss.

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