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Australian Open boosts prize money, aims to lure China fans

<p>The Australian Open's prize money will swell 10 percent to Aus$36.3 million (US$31.7 million) next year, organisers said Tuesday as they launched the 2015 tournament with plans to attract more fans in Asia</p>

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Melbourne: The Australian Open's prize money will swell 10 percent to Aus$36.3 million (US$31.7 million) next year, organisers said Tuesday as they launched the 2015 tournament with plans to attract more fans in Asia.

Winners of both the men's and women's singles Grand Slam final will take home Aus$3.0 million, Tennis Australia said. "We are determined to continually push ourselves to new heights in terms of facilities, service and the overall experience for players and fans," chief executive Craig Tiley said.

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