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Former Tennis Australia boss departs with bumper pay packet

The filing shows Tiley earned $US2.5 million, while Tennis Australia says US tax reports can distort pay because of timing and currency changes.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
If a fresh tax return is any indicator, former Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley left the organisation as one of the best-paid executives in the country.

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Former Tennis Australia boss departs on bumper pay packet

Craig Tiley, who is busy running the United States Tennis Association, departed his old Aussie gig with Tennis Australia as one of the best-paid executives in the country.

·Melbourne, Australia
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Former Tennis Australia boss departs with bumper pay packet

If a fresh tax return is any indicator, former Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley left the organisation as one of the best-paid executives in the country.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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