A long-running community tennis club in Sydney’s north, Love’n Deuce Tennis Club, is evicted after receiving an eviction notice. The Aboriginal Land Council that controls the land says it is ending the club’s lease and will hand the site over to another party.
Both outlets report that the decision follows a bid process, with the Aboriginal Land Council bringing in what it describes as a higher bidder. PerthNow and The West Australian both characterize the club as popular and community-focused, noting it has operated for many years.
While both sources align on the central sequence—eviction notice, Aboriginal Land Council involvement, and transfer of the lease to a higher bidder—they provide limited additional detail on the specifics of the bidding, timing, or what alternative arrangements, if any, are offered to club members. The coverage focuses on the change in tenancy rather than broader impacts or responses from the club itself.
