MELBOURNE: Australian Open organisers have introduced anti-corruption measures designed to prevent illegal gambling and match-fixing during next month's Grand Slam tournament.
Tennis Australia yesterday unveiled its anti-corruption policy, which includes a hotline to report alleged corruption, a ban on unauthorised use of laptop computers courtside and enhanced security measures designed to restrict access to players.
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