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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

Daily Mirror

Martina Navratilova says Tennis Australia is ‘capitulating’ to China over Peng Shuai T-shirt ban

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova has accused the Australian Open of “capitulating” to China following its decision to ban fans from wearing T-shirts with “Where is Peng Shuai?” emblazoned.

Evening Standard

Protest planned for Australian Open women's final with fans to be given Peng Shuai shirts

Tennis fans could wear t-shirts in support of Peng Shuai at the Australian Open women’s final as the search for answers over her safety and wellbeing continues

Daily Mirror

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‘Cowardly’ of Tennis Australia to ban Peng Shuai T-shirts – Martina Navratilova

Spectators at Melbourne Park were instructed to remove T-shirts and banners bearing the slogan “Where is Peng Shuai?”

The Independent UK

Navratilova says Tennis Australia 'capitulating' to China over Peng

Peng supporters in Australia said they were planning to hand out 1,000 "Where is Peng Shuai?" T-shirts at Melbourne Park this week

The Hindu

Martina Navratilova says Tennis Australia is ‘capitulating’ to China over Peng Shuai

The tennis great has blasted the Australian Open after T-shirts and a banner in support of the Chinese player were confiscated

The Guardian - AU

Peng Shuai t-shirt fundraiser reaches $10,000 goal as former and current players criticise Tennis Australia

A fundraiser to print more T-shirts with "Where is Peng Shuai?" written on them exceeds $10,000 after Australian Open officials confiscated them over the weekend.

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Tennis Australia defends banning ‘Where is Peng Shuai?’ T-shirts at Australian Open

Australian Open officials call police on protesters supporting the tennis player who disappeared after accusing top Chinese official of sexual assault

The Guardian - AU

Tennis Australia defends decision to confiscate 'Where is Peng Shuai?' T-shirt, banner at Australian Open

Tennis Australia says Peng Shuai's safety is its "primary concern", despite police and Melbourne Park security confiscating a T-shirt and banner featuring messages in support of the Chinese tennis player.

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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

The Guardian - AU

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.

AAP

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.

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

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The Guardian - AU

Tennis Australia ends partnership with Santos after one year

The multiyear deal with the fossil fuel company had been the target of a campaign against ‘sportswashing’

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The Independent UK

Novak Djokovic: Court reveals why tennis star was deported from Australia

The Federal Court of Australia published the reasons for the decision not to quash the cancellation of Djokovic’s visa

Daily Mirror

Tennis Australia boss refuses to resign in tense interview on Novak Djokovic saga

Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley has come under scrutiny following Novak Djokovic's deportation from the Australian Open just a day before play got underway

The Guardian - AU

Underfire Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley refuses to resign over Djokovic visa saga

Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley has declared he will not resign over the Novak Djokovic visa saga and rejected suggestions his governing body paid for the deported world No 1’s legal fees

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Craig Tiley will not stand down as Tennis Australia boss after Novak Djokovic saga

Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley has spoken for the first time on the Novak Djokovic saga, saying all questions related to the scandal have already been answered.

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The Independent UK

Novak Djokovic deported from Australia because he was anti-vaccine, judges rule

The Federal Court of Australia published the reasons for the decision not to quash the cancellation of Djokovic’s visa

The Independent UK

‘Plainly open’ to conclude Novak Djokovic was anti-vaccination, judges decided

The Federal Court of Australia published the reasons for the decision not to quash the cancellation of Djokovic’s visa.

AAP

Tiley won't stand down as TA and Open boss

Fans have jeered Craig Tiley at the Australian Open as the Tennis Australia boss said he will not resign over the messy Novak Djokovic saga.

Sports Illustrated

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Al Jazeera

Australian Open organisers ‘deeply regret’ Novak Djokovic saga

Djokovic was approved by Tennis Australia and the state of Victoria for a medical exemption.

The Independent UK

Tennis Australia ‘deeply regrets’ impact of Novak Djokovic visa saga

Djokovic arrived home in Serbia on Monday following his deportation from Australia

Daily Mirror

Tennis Australia release fresh statement expressing "deep regret" on Novak Djokovic saga

Tennis Australia haven released a statement after Novak Djokovic was deported home, despite the organisation granting him a medical exemption to play in the Australian Open

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