The final balls have been struck, the champions are on their way home and Melbourne Park is shutting down after a successful fortnight of professional tennis.
Before officially saying goodbye to the Australian Open, take a look at a few stories you might have missed during the Championships.
Tennis says little impact from economic crisis
The tennis industry has largely been spared from the global economic crisis.
Anti-doping officials crack down on world’s top players
The top 50 singles players and top 10 doubles competitors are now required to submit “whereabouts” forms, showing their location 365 days a year.
Why Nick should be in the Hall of Fame: by Dick Vitale
Basketball Hall of Famer Dick Vitale has written a letter explaining why Nick Bollettieri should be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame..
Dokic’s mother breaks silence
Jelena Dokic’s mother has spoken to the Australian press about her daughter and ex-husband Damir.
Australian Tennis Hall of Fame Inducts Turnbull
Former world No.3 Wendy Turnbull has been inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall of Fame.
Federer, Dokic draw huge TV audience
Jelena Dokic’s quarterfinal match against Dinara Safina was the most watched women’s match at the Australian Open since the OzTam ratings system began in 2001.
Bhupathi, Mirza Win Mixed Doubles in Melbourne
Mahesh Bhupathi and Sania Mirza won the mixed doubles title at the Australian Open, beating Andy Ram and Nathalie Dechy in Sunday’s final.
It is refreshing to note that Monica Seles,has written a book about the trials letdown that she suffered, My heart goes out her and will be looking foward to reading her book. I would love to see her back on the tour. God Speed Monica