TENNIS PLAYERS – SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

Tennis Australia board breaks silence to commend Craig Tiley following Novak Djokovic saga

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Original article by Emma Kemp
The Guardian Australia – Page: Online : 19-Jan-22

Tennis Australia has issued its first public statement on the Novak Djokovic visa controversy. Tennis Australia’s board says it respects the decision of immigration minister Alex Hawke to cancel Djokovic’s visa and the federal court’s ruling against the Serbian tennis champion’s bid to have it reinstated. The board has also praised Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley, who has been under pressure to resign in the wake of the Djokovic crisis.

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Border farce: court to rule on Djokovic visa

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Original article by Jamie Walker, Remy Varga
The Australian – Page: 1 & 4 : 7-Jan-22

Federal Court judge Anthony Kelly has issued an interim injunction against the federal government’s attempt to deport Novak Djokovic. The injunction means that the world’s number one men’s tennis player can remain in Australia until at least Monday, when the court will review Djokovic’s legal challenge against Australia’s border security rules and the cancellation of his visa for breaching vaccination orders. He will remain in hotel quarantine until his hearing is heard, with his lawyer Nick Wood stating the Australian Open would be hoping for a decision on whether Djokovic can stay in Australia by Tuesday, so it can reschedule the draw if necessary.

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