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Madison Keys might be the best story at the Australian Open so far. Can she finish the job against Aryna Sabalenka? We ask Casey Dellacqua. We recap Australia's W-Ashes victory and unpack why England are in a huff. Plus, our favourite fire-up speech of the year so far. Featured: Casey Dellacqua, ex-WTA player. Michelle Goszko, former Australia cricketer.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter
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What de Minaur can do to raise his ceiling
Alex de Minaur has made the last four Grand Slam quarterfinals, which is excellent. But, is this as good as it gets? Many are asking that question after a straight sets loss to Jannik Sinner. The Demon believes his ceiling is higher and we ask a former coach how he might reach it. Featured: Roger Rasheed, former ATP coach. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter
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Gulden on channeling GF pain, his new coach and Warner's contract
Perhaps the only thing more brutal than the Swans grand final defeat, was the criticism that followed. Errol Gulden isn't playing the victim. The Sydney star spoke to us about channelling the pain, what will change under his new coach and the contract drama surrounding star teammate Chad Warner. Featured: Errol Gulden, midfielder, Sydney Swans.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter
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Taming the wildest race on earth
The Dakar Rally has to be among the toughest races on the planet. Competitors are crossing thousands of kilometres, with little rest, in searing heat, over two weeks. It's not uncommon for those involved to perish. Daniel Sanders, a 30-year-old motorcyclist from the Yarra Valley has triumphed in the Saudi Arabian desert, leading from start to finish. That almost never happens. How did he tame the race? We ask him. Featured: Daniel Sanders, 2025 Dakar Rally Champion.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter
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Why is Novak Djokovic feuding with Channel Nine?
Novak Djokovic is feuding with the Australian Open host broadcaster. Why's that? Because Channel Nine presenter Tony Jones made some jokes that the ten-time AO champion believes went too far. The Serbian ambassador has weighed in, as has the Australian PM and various big names within tennis. This is an unexpected and unusual story that could have surprisingly big ramifications. Featured: Ben Cameron, commentator, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter
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