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point is from the immigration minister s statement and also the hearing last night. it appears that the argument to deport him this time is because that it is in the public interest. saying that that there s concerns he could excite anti-vax sentiment within the community, something which djokovic s lawyers, unsurprise lig, have her rejected but a very different premise to this hearing than what we saw just a week ago. and and really one of the best-case scenarios for djokovic s lawyers at this point is they could get a bridging visa, meaning he could work, i.e. play, while the court is ongoing. erin. as they delay. thank you very much. paula. so let us gae now to christopher cleary, new york times tennis correspondent in melbourne covering the australian open. one of the leads experts on the sport. i know you have covered more than 100 grand slam tournaments, more than a dozen olympic games and you know novak djokovic very well. you have been covering since he was 17. so let m

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