Managing Editor - Publications and Content
Vivienne Christie is the Managing Editor - Publications and Content at Tennis Australia. She specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on individual sports and sports tournaments. Vivienne's work has been featured in prominent publications related to major events such as Wimbledon and the Australian Open.
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Vivienne Christie's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage within the realm of sports, with a particularly strong emphasis on tennis. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches that provide insights into upcoming or ongoing tennis events, exclusive athlete interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories related to Australian tennis players and tournaments.
As Vivienne covers specific events and player performances extensively, she may also welcome expert commentary from coaches, analysts, or former players who can offer unique perspectives on match outcomes and player strategies.
It is evident that her geographic focus primarily revolves around Australia in relation to tennis events. Therefore, pitches should consider aligning with this regional context when reaching out.
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By: Vivienne Christie
Qualifier Rinky Hijikata stuns second seed and 2025 finalist Jiri Lehecka at the ATP 500 tournament in Queen's, London.
After coming through qualifying, Kimberly Birrell has claimed an eye-turning victory over former Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova at Eastbourne.
And yet for all the glory those players have amassed at recent Grand Slams, they enter 2026 Wimbledon with something to prove.
By: Vivienne Christie
Maya Joint, one of 13 Australians in action at Wimbledon, will launch her campaign against seven-time champion Serena Williams.
Two-time quarterfinalist Ajla Tomljanovic is among the Australian players aiming to build on encouraging grasscourt momentum at the 2026 Championships.
From Centre Court dreams to career-defining memories, Australian players were filled with optimism as they met the media at SW19.
Recording her first grasscourt win this season, Daria Kasatkina defeats Great Britain's Mimi Xu to advance at SW19.
Vivienne Christie There was a dream-like quality when Maya Joint learned she would face Serena Williams in the prolific champion's highly anticipated professional comeback.
Alex de Minaur leads Australia’s singles hopes into the second week at Wimbledon, while several doubles combinations are also setting an impressive standard at SW19.
After falling just short in the Wimbledon boys' final, Cruz Hewitt will take stunning memories and valuable lessons from his headline-grabbing campaign at SW19.
