SYDNEY: An Australian court set the hearing over Novak Djokovic's visa cancellation case on Sunday at 9.30am local time as the world number 1 tennis player fights to overturn the decision by the Australian government to remove him from the country.
Justice David O'Callaghan said on Saturday the court will liaise with all parties on the question of whether the proceeding had to be heard by a single judge or full court later in the day. Djokovic was due to hand himself in to immigration officers for detention on Saturday and required to surrender to officials in Melbourne for an interview, according to a court order issued on Friday night.
Why not cancel the hearing and just deport him.
No one ever died or experienced sever symptoms from COVID who got the correct nutritional support to their immune system. 95% of people that died had a Vitamin D deficiency 😱
Time to go home! Enough of drama already. When you violate the country’s immigration law and still get to stay and play, that will set off a president for all future violations that Australia have to unnecessarily deal with!
This is exhausting
Depot the Serb before he continues to infect Australia!
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