that is, of course, unless australia's government decides to deport him. the country's immigration minister alex hawke is still considering whether to cancel the star's visa and officials are looking at additional details submitted by djokovic's team after the tennis star revealed that he provided false information on his travel declaration form and admitted to doing an interview with the french publication l'equipe when he knew he had covid. the prime minister scott morrison was asked about the delay but he wouldn't be drawn on the issue. why has a decision about novak djokovic's visa yet to be made and how long is your government going to let this drag on for? well, i refer to minister hawke's most recent statement and that position hasn't changed and these are personal ministerial powers able to be exercised by minister hawke and i don't propose to make any further comment at this time. it's been a strange day here in melbourne —

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