novak d okovic in australia. ok. this novak djokovic in australia. ok. this time yesterday on this programme i spoke to alexander downer, a former foreign minister for australia. one of the points he made was he could have just flown to melbourne earlier and on the two week s quarantine, then he would be playing in the australian open. i guess that is also a valid point? very valid. i did hear the comments by ourformer minister very valid. i did hear the comments by our former minister there. in some ways he is right, there are many people who have been knocked back from travelling, they ve not been able to see their dying relatives, and they would be feeling aggrieved if special treatment was given to the tennis player. at the end of the day, he is the world number one tennis player, it s not a surprise these sorts of people get special treatment. unfortunately in this instance, he hasn t, he s been treated like any other person who we face in our daily lives as immigration lawyers. f