Emma Quayle
Emma Quayle joined The Age as a cadet journalist in 1999 and has been covering football since 2001. She has won awards from the Australian Football Media Association and AFL Players Association for her feature writing, and specialised for many years in covering junior football and the AFL draft. Emma's two books - The Draft and Nine Lives (the story of former Essendon wingman Adam Ramanauskas' battle with cancer) - were published in 2008 and 2010.
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Kyrgios grows up - not out - and takes title
Emma Quayle Nick Kyrgios wasn't playing, or eating, nearly as well as he knew he could, or should.
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Djoker relaxed over loss to Murray in US Open
Emma Quayle Novak Djokovic dwelled on his loss to Andy Murray in last year's US Open for only a few days.
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Rest just what doctor ordered for Djokovic
Emma Quayle Novak Djokovic used to be almost as well-known for his impersonations as for his tennis.
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Grand target a mixed blessing but not for all
Emma Quayle Matthew Ebden had a simple view of what he and Jarmila Gajdosova had won.
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Clowning around over as the Djoker gets serious for final
Emma Quayle NOVAK DJOKOVIC used to be almost as well-known for his impersonations of other players as he was for his game.
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Anything Bernard can do, I can do … says Sara
Emma Quayle Bernard Tomic's little sister lacks nothing in ambition and confidence.
Fighty Duck: Australian goes down scrapping
Emma Quayle THIS was not weather for ducks. James Duckworth had spent almost 4½ hours on court during his first-round win over Ben Mitchell before stepping out to face Blaz Kavcic on Thursday morning, and it...
Close, but not close enough for defeated local contingent
Jake Niall, Emma Quayle, Linda Pearce SAMANTHA STOSUR aside, it was a bad day at the office for the Australian hopes in the first round on Monday.
Return of Venus shows it's not too late to update
Emma Quayle VENUS WILLIAMS has a theory. Of course, it has something to do with fashion. ''You have to update. Don't be late.
Djokovic ready for Open's surprises
Emma Quayle Novak Djokovic was the best tennis player in the world last year, the first man in five years to finish consecutive seasons in the No.1 spot.
Daniher inspires Vic Metro to title
Emma Quayle Essendon takes another little glimpse at its future forward line, with Joe Daniher helping lead Vic Metro to back-to-back under-18 titles.
Tennis aces serve it up for the flood victims
Emma Quayle If the tennis gods have any sense of destiny, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will stare intensely at each other from opposite ends of Rod Laver Arena in two week's time.
