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Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic is welcome to come and take part in the Australian Open but will not be getting Tennis Australia's official support in terms of lobbying his case.

Australian Open: 'Ready to welcome Djokovic but won't lobby for him' - Tennis Australia

Will 21-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic be allowed to take part in the 2023 Australian Open?

Here's what the authorities said.

After not getting a chance to defend his Australian Open title last year, Novak Djokovic's participation in the 2023 Australian Open is once again in doubt due to his unvaccinated status.

It has been 9 months since former World No. 1 Novak Djokovic was deported from Australia for not being vaccinated against Covid-19. The 35-year-old wasn't allowed to defend his title after a 10-day legal battle with the Federal government, which eventually saw his visa being revoked on the eve of the tournament. And now Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley has said while they'll welcome the 21-time Grand Slam Champion if he gets the permission this year, they won't be lobbying for him with the Australian govt.
&ldquo;It is not a matter we can lobby on. It is a matter that definitely stays between the two of them (Djokovic and Australian Govt.)&rdquo; Australian Open Tournament director Craig Tiley said.
Djokovic was allowed to practice at Melbourne Park after initial success in a court of law last year, but Australia's Immigration Minister Alex Hawke ultimately used discretionary powers to cancel Djokovic's visa on character grounds.
It remains to be seen whether Djokovic will be allowed to participate in the year-opening Grand Slam this time around.

Protesters gathered in large numbers in Melbourne on Tuesday, marching against mandatory vaccination rules set by the provincial government.&nbsp;
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
Australia's Victoria recorded about 600 cases of Covid-19 on Monday.&nbsp;
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Watch: Demonstrators in Melbourne protest against coronavirus vaccine rules 

On Cam: Protests&nbsp;and clashes in Melbourne as the govt imposed tough Covid&nbsp;vaccine rules for the construction&nbsp;industry&nbsp;which is set to reopen on Oct 5. 44 were arrested with PM Morrison calling the clashes 'very concerning'

Watch: demonstrators in Melbourne as govt imposes tough coronavirus vaccine rules

Police in Melbourne arrested at least 44 demonstrators after clashes erupted during a massive demonstration against the tough Covid-19 vaccine guidelines imposed on the construction industry.&nbsp;
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said that the protesters' actions were "totally unacceptable" while Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the clashes in Melbourne "very concerning."
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
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Police said that 44 were arrested during clashes that erupted in Melbourne against tough vaccine rules imposed by the government. PM Morrison called the events in the city, 'very concerning'

Police in Melbourne arrested at least 44 demonstrators after clashes erupted during a massive demonstration against the tough Covid-19 vaccine guidelines imposed on the construction industry.&nbsp;
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said that the protesters' actions were "totally unacceptable" while Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the clashes in Melbourne "very concerning."
The government announced on Monday that the construction industry would be shut for 2 weeks and also asked work sites to follow health directives, especially asking their staff to be vaccinated.&nbsp;
These rules require construction workers to have at least one dose of vaccination before the industry opens again on October 5.&nbsp;
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Australian govt gives a go ahead to India's tour Down Under

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under.

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under as the high-profile tour has been given a go ahead. The Indian team along with many Australian cricketers will directly fly to Sydney from UAE soon after the IPL&nbsp;gets over on November 10. The travelling party will&nbsp;complete their mandatory quarantine period there before the ODI series begins on November 27. The teams will then travel to Canberra for the first of the 3 T20I and will be back in Sydney for the remainder of the T20I series. The much-anticipated Test series starts with the day-night Test at Adelaide from December 17. However, according to the protocols, wives and girlfriends of cricketers will not be allowed to travel with the team.&nbsp;

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