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What is the prize money for women at the Australian Open?
A$2,100,000 for the winner
What tennis opens have equal prize money for men and women?
The US Open and the Australian Open.
How much prize money Australian Open?
The prize money increases each year. In 2013, the prize money for winning a singles title was 2.4 million and in 2014 it was 2.6 million. For the runner-up in the singles final was 1.2 million and 1.3 million respectively. The prize money amount will increase in 2015. For doubles, the winner won $475,000 in 2013 and $520,000 in 2014. Mixed doubles was $135,500 (2013) and $135,500 (2014). Doubles amounts are per team.
Money to the winner of the women's singles in the Australian Open?
The winner of the women's singles title in the Australian Open would win $2,650,000. This is the same amount for the men's
How much prize money does the Australian Open tennis runner-up earn?
According to the Australian Open official website (refer to the link, below), the runners-up (i.e., both men and women) for the 2009 event earned AUS $1 million (approximately US $787,277 and EURO 566,761 as of June 8, 2009).
Who was the last Australian to win a Nobel Prize?
Australian-born Elizabeth Blackburn won a Nobel prize last year. They won a 2008 L'Oreal-UNESCO Award for Women in Science. Both work in complex areas of science and they were both in Australia this month to meet colleagues and wave the flag for science.
Should women get the same amount of prize money as men?
Yes, because woman are just as important as men
How much prize money for ladies world bowls?
25,000 women's winner 50,000 men's winner
When was Gruber Prize for Women's Rights created?
Gruber Prize for Women's Rights was created in 2003.
When was Barnard Women Poets Prize created?
Barnard Women Poets Prize was created in 1986.
When was Women's Australian Open created?
Women's Australian Open was created in 1974.
When was Australian Women's Weekly created?
Australian Women's Weekly was created in 1933.
