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Russian and Belarusian players free to play Australian Open

Russian and Belarusian players have been banned from international team competitions after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Tournament Chief: Djokovic 'Would Love' to Play at Australian Open

Novak Djokovic is eager to play at the Australian Open but it's up to him to "work out the situation" with the government, tournament chief Craig Tiley said Wednesday, while confirming Russian and Belarusians can compete as neutrals. This year's championship was overshadowed by an unvaccinated Djokovic being deported from…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tennis Australia won’t lobby government to help Novak Djokovic play Australian Open

TA boss Craig Tiley says Djokovic visa status a matter for federal government, while announcing Russian players can participate in 2023 Open as ‘neutrals’

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Djokovic 'would love' to play at Australian Open: tournament chief

Melbourne (AFP) - Novak Djokovic is eager to play at the Australian Open but it's up to him to "work out the situation" with the government, tournament chief Craig Tiley said Wednesday, while confirming Russians and Belarusians can compete as neutrals.

AFP

The Australian Open is breaking ticket presale records, but Novak Djokovic questions still loom

Organisers are aiming to get 900,000 spectators through the gates of Melbourne Park when the tournament kicks off on January 16.

ABC News

Tiley keeps out of Djokovic Open visa

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says the visa situation of banned nine-time champion Novak Djokovic is a matter for the federal government.

AAP

Novak Djokovic might play in 2023 Australian Open

He may be barred from entering Australia for the next three years, but Novak Djokovic could still make it to the next Australian Open.

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‘Never say never’: Ash Barty refuses to rule out returning to tennis in future

Women’s world no 1 says she will always be connected to tennis but regrets nothing and is looking forward to time with family

The Guardian - AU

Was the 2022 Australian Open a Disaster or a Triumph?

In our latest mailbag, we look at Rafael Nadal's legacy, speculate on the future of the Australian Open and ask why Danielle Collins doesn't have a clothing sponsor.

Sports Illustrated

Australian stars shine to erase off-court drama and create ‘dream’ grand slam

Thanks to Ash Barty, the Special Ks and Dylan Alcott, Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley is celebrating an extraordinary event

The Guardian - AU

Barty boost as Aust Open runs in the red

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley is confident Tennis Australia will emerge from the pandemic debt free despite the Melbourne Park slam running at another loss.

AAP

Tiley's plan to ride out the Open storm

Under-fire Craig Tiley says he plans to carry on as both Tennis Australia boss and Australian Open tournament director despite pressure to step down.

AAP

Australian Open supporters ‘welcome’ to wear Peng Shuai T-shirts after uproar over fan ejection

Tennis Australia had been accused of prioritising commercial interests in China

The Independent UK

Australian Open to allow 'Where is Peng Shuai?' shirts after backlash

Melbourne (AFP) - Fans at the Australian Open can wear "Where is Peng Shuai?" shirts as long as they are peaceful, tournament chief Craig Tiley told AFP Tuesday after a backlash over the Grand Slam's controversial stance, with activists hoping they are seen in China.

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Daily Mirror

Tennis Australia boss responds to reports Novak Djokovic will sue following deportation

Novak Djokovic was kicked out of Melbourne without having a chance to defend his Australian Open title, leading to suggestions the unvaccinated Serb is ready to sue those behind the decision

AAP

Tiley admits his Australian Open regret

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says his biggest regret from the Novak Djokovic visa saga is that it upset the other players at the one-time "Happy Slam".

Crikey

Double-fault in the Tiley-Hrdlicka double-act at the top of Tennis Australia

With a $40 million debt to the Victorian government and the Djokovic controversy not going away, TA needs new leadership.

Daily Mirror

Australian Open director makes decision on Novak Djokovic return after deportation

Novak Djokovic was deported out of Australia last Sunday after losing his appeal against having his visa revoked, which left him facing a three-year ban from the country

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AFP

Djokovic plans 2023 Australian Open return: tournament chief

Melbourne (AFP) - Novak Djokovic intends to play the Australian Open in 2023, tournament chief Craig Tiley said Sunday while blaming "miscommunication" for his deportation ahead of this year's event.

The Guardian - AU

Craig Tiley says Novak Djokovic not suing Tennis Australia and will return for 2023 Australian Open

Tennis Australia chief says world No 1 will be back next year despite visa cancellation coming with three-year ban on re-entry except in compelling circumstances

AAP

Tiley dodges Open advice to Djokovic

Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley has blamed miscommunication for the Novak Djokovic visa fiasco that led to the deportation of the world No.1.

AFP

Tiley says Djokovic plans return for Australian Open in 2023

Melbourne (AFP) - Novak Djokovic intends to play the Australian Open in 2023, tournament chief Craig Tiley said Sunday while blaming "miscommunication" for his deportation ahead of this year's event.

ABC News

Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley blames 'changing conditions', 'miscommunication' for Djokovic saga

Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley reveals deported star Novak Djokovic is not suing the governing body for his treatment and will likely return next year.

The Guardian - AU

NSW and Victoria reveal back-to-school plans – as it happened

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Newcastle Herald

Sporting Declaration: No Djoke, what a farce

"It's easy to say "rules are rules" when you make them up as you go."

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