TIMELINE - Key moments in Novak Djokovic's Australian saga
Immigration Minister Alex Hawke used discretionary powers to cancel Djokovic's visa for a second time, saying he may pose a health risk.
Fri Jan 14 2022
Australia cancels Djokovic's visa citing health risk to community
Alex Hawke used discretionary powers to again cancel Djokovic's visa, after a court quashed an earlier revocation.
Fri Jan 14 2022
Djokovic practises for Australian Open as he waits for visa ruling
Djokovic was due to face fellow Serb Miomir Kecmanovic for his opening match, probably on Monday or Tuesday.
Fri Jan 14 2022
Why one man with 'god-like' powers decides if Novak Djokovic can stay or go
The ultimate decision of whether Djokovic could stay in Australia rested with one person: Immigration Minister Alex Hawke.
Thu Jan 13 2022
Djokovic included in Australian Open draw as visa decision looms
Alex Hawke is weighing exercising his discretionary power to revoke Djokovic's visa over concern about the medical exemption.
Thu Jan 13 2022
EXPLAINER - What could Novak Djokovic face next in Australia visa fight
Djokovic is waiting to hear whether Australia will seek to cancel his visa for a second time.
Thu Jan 13 2022
Djokovic confirms error on Australian entry form, visa still in doubt
Djokovic said "human error" was behind a mistake made on his Australian entry documents on reporting recent travel.
Wed Jan 12 2022
Djokovic free but Australia deportation threat lingers
Immigration Minister Alex Hawke's office said he was considering whether to use his discretionary power to cancel Djokovic's visa.
Wed Jan 12 2022
Australia offers new permanent visas for Hong Kong nationals
About 9,000 Hong Kong citizens in Australia on temporary visas will be eligible to apply for the permanent visas, according to Alex Hawke.
Mon Nov 01 2021
Tennis - Australian Open tiptoes around vaccination minefield
Australia is suffering a bout of hesitancy as it considers whether unvaccinated players should be allowed to compete at the Australian Open.
Wed Oct 27 2021
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Sat Nov 23 2024
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Sat Nov 23 2024
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Sat Nov 23 2024
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Sat Nov 23 2024
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Sat Nov 23 2024
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Sat Nov 23 2024
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Fri Nov 22 2024