This Month
Outgoing Tennis Australia boss to sell beachside home ahead of US move
Craig Tiley and his wife Alicia will look to sell their Melbourne home ahead of his new role as chief executive of the United States Tennis Association.
Iconic retailer turns its first profit after 15 years
Online retailing giant The Iconic has finally made it into the black with a $1.9 million profit in 2025. The chief executive says it’s just the beginning.
February
‘We can do a better job’: Tiley to take his grand tennis plans to US
Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley has confirmed he’s quitting to take over US tennis after a sometimes controversial career that transformed the Australian Open.
Inflation above forecasts; WiseTech announces massive job cuts; AI threatens office property
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
In Pictures: February 2026
It’s been a month of leadership spills, earnings results, music and people moving around the country. See how our photographers captured these moments.
Macquarie’s former CEO-in-waiting slips under the radar
Alex Harvey left Macquarie Group on New Year’s Eve, now relaxed and sun kissed away from the sideshow.
Why do athletes unite us while artists divide us?
Australia is now split into two increasingly incompatible, hostile cultures at war with each other. One is epitomised in sport, the other in the arts.
ANZ CEO Nuno Matos’ hair comes with its own security detail
The Australian Open’s usual safety measures for its billionaire and business crowd wasn’t enough for ANZ’s top brass.
RBA rates decision ahead; Ley offers Littleproud a deal; JPMorgan stock picks
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
New One Nation defection imminent, says Joyce; Corporate Travel chief quits; Who’s who at Men’s Final
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Succession takes centre court at the Australian Open men’s final
Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz’s battle took second place to networking among many of Rod Laver Arena’s patrons on Sunday night.
Alcaraz beats Djokovic in Open final to complete career grand slam
At just 22 years old, Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest man to win all four tennis major after completing a four set victory over Novak Djokovic.
Next up for Tiley’s Open: Five-set matches for women and Anna Wintour
After a record-breaking tournament, Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley refused to be drawn on his own future but had plenty to say about what is to come.
Win or lose, this finance desk is the last stop at the Open
A small team deep under Rod Laver Arena offers advice to everyone, from first round losers to champions, about prize money and even tax breaks on racquet strings.
Who’s front and centre at the Australian Open women’s final
The tech bros were out in full force (including the original, Bill Gates), as were the investment banks and ANZ’s top brass.
January
Rybakina upsets Sabalenka to win Australian Open
Sabalenka appeared on course for victory after surging ahead in the final set, before allowing Rybakina back into the match.
‘Lot at stake’: Djokovic, Alcaraz brace for battle for the ages
The athletes will compete for a special place in the sporting record books on Sunday night.
‘Doesn’t get better’: Djokovic on verge of history after epic win over Sinner
Novak Djokovic rated his five-set Australian Open semi-final triumph among his greatest wins, leaving him one win from a record 25th grand slam singles crown.
Tennis party a $600m sugar hit for Victoria, but beware the hangover
CBD hotels are running at near full capacity and bars are selling cocktails by the carafe, but economists say a record AO spend won’t go far in fixing the state’s balance sheet.
How Ash Barty’s mindset coach made Atlassian’s Scott Farquhar cry
Ben Crowe might be best known as the mental coach for Ash Barty, Andre Agassi and Dustin Martin but he may be having an even bigger influence on the worlds of business and politics.
