OKX Takes Centre Stage as Naming Rights Sponsor of the Australian Crypto Convention
Melbourne, Australia, February 09, 2023 – (SEAPRWire) – Get ready for the biggest gathering of the crypto co...
Tennis: Ram and Salisbury pick up US Open men’s doubles title
NEW YORK (REUTERS) – American Rajeev Ram and Briton Joe Salisbury overcame a slow start to beat Bruno Soares and Jamie Murray 3-6 6-2 6-2 in the US Open men’s doubles final on Friday (Sept 10). Ram and Salisbury struggled with their serve in the opening set, with a collective four double faults as they... » read more
Capital.com Grows its Global Regulatory Footprint with Expansion into Australia
UK’s leading leverage trading platform known for its high client satisfaction levels is granted regulatory approval to extend mobile and web-based trading services to Australian investors MELBOURNE, Sept 9, 2021 – (ACN Newswire) – Capital.com, the high-growth global fintech innovator leading the UK leveraged trading industry in overall client satisfaction, has today announced it has received a license to... » read more
Celebrating National Day: How overseas S’poreans are carving out their own slice of home
Celebrating National Day: Community in California pulls together amid crisis In April last year, with the coronavirus outbreak worsening in the United States, the Singaporean community in California came together to address their concerns about school and workplace closures, access to healthcare, and the rising level of anti-Asian sentiment. This was accomplished through initiatives by... » read more
Avance Clinical’s USA Biotech Survey Finds 21% Not Aware Australian Clinical Data is Accepted by the FDA and Other Major Regulatory Authorities
ADELAIDE, AUS, Jun 4, 2021 – (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – The leading Australian CRO for biotechs and Frost & Sullivan Asia-Pacific CRO Market Leadership Award recipient Avance Clinical announced the results of their Australian Clinical Trials Knowledge Survey with Endpoints News as part of their presence at BIO Digital 2021. Results from the survey... » read more
Australian Beef Companies Become Victims of Australian Government’s Political Crisis
SYDNEY, Mar 27, 2021 – (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – In the past two years, Australian beef exporters have become victims of the trade war due to the acute worsening of trade relations between China and Australia. China stopped importing beef products from five Australian beef companies, four of which produced and exported 35% of... » read more
A Challenge for Australia: Can the deep-rooted racial discrimination be eradicated?
SYDNEY, Mar 26, 2021 – (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – On November 19, 2020, the Australian Department of Defense issued a report that officially recognized the killing of 39 civilians by Australian elite forces in Afghanistan. The 300-page report caused an uproar in the international arena. Killing civilians was named “blooding” by Australian military by... » read more
Tennis: Serena Williams pulls out of Miami Open following oral surgery
LOS ANGELES (REUTERS) – Serena Williams will not compete at this week’s Miami Open as the 23-times Grand Slam singles champion recovers from oral surgery, the Associated Press reported on Sunday (March 21). The 39-year-old Florida resident has won the Miami Open a record eight times and joins big names including Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal... » read more
Osaka’s four real
MELBOURNE • Naomi Osaka, who swept to her fourth Grand Slam title in as many Major finals with a 6-4, 6-3 Australian Open victory over Jennifer Brady yesterday, has made a rapid and at times uncomfortable climb to the top. The 23-year-old’s zen-like mentality and increased gravitas on and off the court have elevated her... » read more
All clear for Aussie Open, fans to return
MELBOURNE • An Australian Open testing blitz has revealed no new coronavirus cases, organisers said yesterday, putting preparations for the year’s first Grand Slam back on track after a Covid-19 scare. The hard-court event was thrown into disarray when a worker at one of the designated quarantine hotels became infected with the virus on Wednesday.... » read more
Ladies first in slam warm-ups
MELBOURNE • With quarantine over for the 1,200 participants, both players and staff, who have travelled to Melbourne for the Australian Open, the preparations begin when a packed week of warm-up events gets under way today. World No. 1 Ashleigh Barty and 23-time Grand Slam winner Serena Williams headline two WTA tournaments – the Yarra... » read more
Barty tells Australians not to get party started just yet
MELBOURNE • World No. 1 Ashleigh Barty is itching to get back to competitive tennis at the Australian Open but has poured cold water on the idea that she might be set to end the 43-year wait for a home-grown women’s champion. The 2019 French Open champion reached the semi-finals at Melbourne Park for the... » read more
Murray ‘gutted’ to miss Aussie Open
LONDON • Former world No. 1 Andy Murray said he was “gutted” after deciding to withdraw from next month’s Australian Open following a positive test for Covid-19 earlier this month. The 33-year-old, a wild card, confirmed last week that he had been infected with the disease and was in self-isolation at his home near London.... » read more
‘Close call’ for Federer even if Australian Open is delayed
GENEVA • The Australian Open next year may be missing one of tennis’ biggest names, after Swiss great Roger Federer admitted he was in a “race against time” to be fit for the Grand Slam as his recovery from two rounds of knee surgery takes longer than expected. The 39-year-old has been out of action... » read more
WTA preparing to make Jan 4 return
LONDON • The WTA is planning to start the 2021 season in the first week of January outside Australia before the players travel to Melbourne for quarantine ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year, women’s Tour chief Steve Simon revealed. “We’re… hopefully close to finalising in the next week or so the ability... » read more
Aussie Open delay ‘pure speculation’: Organisers
MELBOURNE • Tennis Australia (TA) yesterday dismissed multiple media reports claiming the start of the Australian Open is set to be pushed back from January to February or March due to Covid-19 protocols in the country. The Herald Sun quoted Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews as saying he was “very confident” of hosting the event but... » read more