Bec and Lleyton Hewitt have managed to alienate their new Bahamian neighbours, with the help of Woman’s Day.
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New Idea’s Hewitt farce heads to court
Tomorrow, Lleyton Hewitt will try and force New Idea to reveal its source over the notorious “Manny Mark” affair, but all parties could save themselves some time by re-reading Crikey.
Why Wimbledon grass is greener for Hewitt
There is a frantic grace to Hewitt on grass and he never looked like losing the third set, writes Mikey Stafford of Lley Lley’s third-round Wimbledon win.
Davis Cup in crisis after Australia allows free passage to India
Australia’s decision to forfeit their tie with India over security concerns could signal the end of Lleyton Hewitt’s distinguished Davis Cup career and has far wider ramifications.
New Idea plumbs new depths on Lleyton and Bec
New Idea’s mindblowing stuff-up over Bec Hewitt’s “other man” could be headed for an interesting postscript, writes Andrew Crook.
Australian tennis is stuffed
The extraordinary brilliance on display in the Wimbledon men’s final only served to highlight the paucity of the current Antipodean offering, writes Charles Happell.
The Hewitts’ $100K baby bonus
Lleyton Hewitt is out of Wimbledon … but a little baby bonus should keep him cheered up. Glenn Dyer reports.
Last night’s TV ratings
Seven had another big win, courtesy of the tennis, reports Glenn Dyer.
Late night gives Lleyton something new to moan about
Has Lleyton Hewitt’s chance of winning his first Australian Open been nobbled by the organisers’ decision to stage the Open’s inaugural dusk-to-dawn session on Saturday night? asks Charles Happell.
Time is fast running out for our Lleyton
Hewitt is only 26 but, in tennis terms, that almost qualifies him as a veteran. He will know, deep down, that time is running out to win the Australian Open, writes Charles Happell.
US 08: McCain nabs New Hampshire, Dems go down to the wire
With counting underway in New Hampshire, early results are showing a clear victory for McCain - no surprises there - and a close fight between Obama and Clinton, writes Guy Rundle.
