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Yeah! 民主与法制战胜了专制的奥政府、战胜了那些试图推销强制疫苗的资本大鳄、战胜了世卫和各国的所谓大多数医学专家像福奇和钟南山之流、战胜了奥国那77.5%的两针疫苗接种的一天到晚成惶成恐的屁民！
总之，闯王的政策和主张在澳大利亚获胜，下一步也会在北美最终战胜白等、土豆。
小德名字犯忌讳-扎可维持。在闹大利亚激起民愤，先被关小黑屋，要被驱逐出境，小德表示不服，小德老爸怒怼闹大利亚，互撕，签证两次被废，两次要被驱逐出境，上诉失败，看小德到底扎不扎
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Yeah! 民主与法制战胜了专制的奥政府、战胜了那些试图推销强制疫苗的资本大鳄、战胜了世卫和各国的所谓大多数医学专家像福奇和钟南山之流、战胜了奥国那77.5%的两针疫苗接种的一天到晚成惶成恐的屁民！
总之，闯王的政策和主张在澳大利亚获胜，下一步也会在北美最终战胜白等、土豆。
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Hold your horse:
The judge ruled the No. 1 player had not been given enough time to speak to his lawyers before the decision was made and ordered the government to release him from a Melbourne quarantine hotel where he has spent the last four nights.
But government lawyer Christopher Tran told the judge the immigration minister "will consider whether to exercise a personal power of cancellation."
That would mean the nine-time Australian Open winner and defending champion could again face deportation and miss the tournament, which starts on Jan. 17. It could also bar him from the country for three years.
In the end, the government lawyers eventually conceded that the decision to proceed with interviewing Djokovic in the early hours of Thursday and cancel his visa before he could contact Tennis Australia or his lawyers was unreasonable.就是说没有律师在场，取消他签证不合法。有没有中国留学生在美国被遣返的没有律师在场违法？
这事还没有最后定，另外这个不是说澳洲疫苗要求有问题，而是程序问题，法官判决是说“No. 1 player had not been given enough time to speak to his lawyers before the decision was made”， 就是说是因为澳洲政府决定没有给他足够时间。
人人平等？这个纯粹是有钱人玩的把戏，有钱人律师能够找到足够漏洞挑战政府规定， 就跟辛普森杀人案一样，而不是疫苗规定本身被否决。
The judge ruled the No. 1 player had not been given enough time to speak to his lawyers before the decision was made and ordered the government to release him from a Melbourne quarantine hotel where he has spent the last four nights.
But government lawyer Christopher Tran told the judge the immigration minister "will consider whether to exercise a personal power of cancellation."
That would mean the nine-time Australian Open winner and defending champion could again face deportation and miss the tournament, which starts on Jan. 17. It could also bar him from the country for three years.
In the end, the government lawyers eventually conceded that the decision to proceed with interviewing Djokovic in the early hours of Thursday and cancel his visa before he could contact Tennis Australia or his lawyers was unreasonable.就是说没有律师在场，取消他签证不合法。有没有中国留学生在美国被遣返的没有律师在场违法？
这事还没有最后定，另外这个不是说澳洲疫苗要求有问题，而是程序问题，法官判决是说“No. 1 player had not been given enough time to speak to his lawyers before the decision was made”， 就是说是因为澳洲政府决定没有给他足够时间。
人人平等？这个纯粹是有钱人玩的把戏，有钱人律师能够找到足够漏洞挑战政府规定， 就跟辛普森杀人案一样，而不是疫苗规定本身被否决。
最后编辑:
如果没钱请好律师，孟大嫂早就被押到米国去了。不管孟大嫂的国籍，辛普森的肤色，金钱面前人人平等。
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总理刚起床，您打个电话问问？
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2 hr 33 min ago
Serbia's Novak Djokovic takes part in a training session in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open tennis tournament on January 11, 2022, a day after a court overturned the Australian government's decision to cancel his visa on Covid-19 vaccination grounds. (Kelly Defina/AFP/Getty Images)
Tennis star Novak Djokovic could still have his Australian visa canceled, despite a judge reinstating his permission to enter the country.
Djokovic's visa was canceled last week after authorities determined he did not qualify for a medical exemption from the rule that all arrivals to Australia must be vaccinated against Covid-19.
On Monday, a judge in Melbourne ruled that tennis star Novak Djokovicshould be released from detention, and the government's cancellation of his visa overruled.
But now Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is considering whether to exert his personal power to once again cancel Djokovic’s reinstated visa.
"As noted yesterday in the Federal Circuit and Family Court, Minister Hawke is considering whether to cancel Mr. Djokovic’s visa under section 133C(3) of the Migration Act," a spokesperson for Hawke told CNN.
"In line with due process, Minister Hawke will thoroughly consider the matter. As the issue is ongoing, for legal reasons it is inappropriate to comment further," added the spokesperson.
The men's world number one returned to training on Monday night, according to his brother, and wants to compete in the Australian Open.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic may still miss out on Australian Open over visa controversy
From CNN's Jack Guy
Tennis star Novak Djokovic could still have his Australian visa canceled, despite a judge reinstating his permission to enter the country.
Djokovic's visa was canceled last week after authorities determined he did not qualify for a medical exemption from the rule that all arrivals to Australia must be vaccinated against Covid-19.
On Monday, a judge in Melbourne ruled that tennis star Novak Djokovicshould be released from detention, and the government's cancellation of his visa overruled.
But now Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is considering whether to exert his personal power to once again cancel Djokovic’s reinstated visa.
"As noted yesterday in the Federal Circuit and Family Court, Minister Hawke is considering whether to cancel Mr. Djokovic’s visa under section 133C(3) of the Migration Act," a spokesperson for Hawke told CNN.
"In line with due process, Minister Hawke will thoroughly consider the matter. As the issue is ongoing, for legal reasons it is inappropriate to comment further," added the spokesperson.
The men's world number one returned to training on Monday night, according to his brother, and wants to compete in the Australian Open.
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小德12月打了一场篮球后感觉不是，自测阴性，12月16日PCR确诊阳性，他没有取消12月18日与媒体的采访，和记者距离一米谈了半个多小时。
他已经对确诊后没有隔离而道歉。
6 hr 34 min ago
(Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
Two journalists working for French sports newspaper L’Equipe were not told Novak Djokovic was Covid-positive before, during or after a 33-minute interview with the tennis star in Belgrade on December 18, the outlet reported Wednesday.
Journalists Franck Ramella and photographer Etienne Garnier reported that Djokovic seemed “well,” despite it later emerging he had been diagnosed with Covid-19 two days prior.
Separately on Wednesday, Djokovic acknowledged he knew of the positive diagnosis at the time of the interview and apologized.
The L’Equipe article states Ramella has since tested negative to Covid-19, but it does not mention Garnier’s health.
Ramella told CNN he was en route to Melbourne to cover the Australian Open.
Djokovic, who is unvaccinated, is currently fighting to be allowed into Australia to compete in the tournament.
He applied for an exemption from Australian rules mandating that arrivals must be fully-vaccinated against Covid-19, using a positive test result on December 16 as evidence that he should be allowed into the country. Photos posted on social media show him unmasked at events in mid-December,
While Djokovic admitted Wednesday that he did not immediately isolate after testing positive for Covid-19, he denied knowing he had the virus when attending public events.
The French journalists' interview with Djokovic was conducted in Belgrade at the player’s Novak Center, L’Equipe reported.
“As we waited for about 90 minutes, the (masked) staff offered us an excellent assortment of sliced fruit. At last Djokovic arrived, all smiles, masked as well,” a CNN translation of the French language article reads.
It is unclear whether staff at the Novak Center knew of Djokovic’s positive diagnosis.
The article acknowledged that Djokovic kept his mask on for the duration of the indoor interview, but took it off when asked to pose for a professional photo without it.
“For thirty-three minutes, according to the timer on the recorder, Djokovic answered the questions with confidence. We were being safe, facing each other at a distance of nearly one meter, sitting on opposite sides of a long rectangular table. When Etienne asked him to remove his mask for five minutes during the interview, Djokovic refused,” the article reads.
“Then the photo session took place. Obviously, the Serbian champion removed his mask. We did not want him to pose with his face half-covered. Then he followed the instructions of Etienne, who was masked. He held the trophy at arm's length, moving from one position to another, smiling or grinning to show that he had won. He also shouted to make it even more genuine," the story continues.
The article was published just hours before Djokovic apologized for keeping the interview appointment despite being aware of his positive PCR diagnosis from a test done two days earlier.
“I felt obliged to go ahead and conduct the L’Equipe interview as I didn’t want to let the journalist down, but did ensure I socially distanced and wore a mask except when my photograph was being taken,” Djokovic wrote in a statement published on his social media accounts Wednesday.
“While I went home after the interview to isolate for the required period, on reflection, this was an error of judgement and I accept that I should have rescheduled this commitment.”
他已经对确诊后没有隔离而道歉。
6 hr 34 min ago
Journalists unaware Novak Djokovic had tested positive for Covid two days prior to interview
From CNN translator Josh Pennington
Two journalists working for French sports newspaper L’Equipe were not told Novak Djokovic was Covid-positive before, during or after a 33-minute interview with the tennis star in Belgrade on December 18, the outlet reported Wednesday.
Journalists Franck Ramella and photographer Etienne Garnier reported that Djokovic seemed “well,” despite it later emerging he had been diagnosed with Covid-19 two days prior.
Separately on Wednesday, Djokovic acknowledged he knew of the positive diagnosis at the time of the interview and apologized.
The L’Equipe article states Ramella has since tested negative to Covid-19, but it does not mention Garnier’s health.
Ramella told CNN he was en route to Melbourne to cover the Australian Open.
Djokovic, who is unvaccinated, is currently fighting to be allowed into Australia to compete in the tournament.
He applied for an exemption from Australian rules mandating that arrivals must be fully-vaccinated against Covid-19, using a positive test result on December 16 as evidence that he should be allowed into the country. Photos posted on social media show him unmasked at events in mid-December,
While Djokovic admitted Wednesday that he did not immediately isolate after testing positive for Covid-19, he denied knowing he had the virus when attending public events.
The French journalists' interview with Djokovic was conducted in Belgrade at the player’s Novak Center, L’Equipe reported.
“As we waited for about 90 minutes, the (masked) staff offered us an excellent assortment of sliced fruit. At last Djokovic arrived, all smiles, masked as well,” a CNN translation of the French language article reads.
It is unclear whether staff at the Novak Center knew of Djokovic’s positive diagnosis.
The article acknowledged that Djokovic kept his mask on for the duration of the indoor interview, but took it off when asked to pose for a professional photo without it.
“For thirty-three minutes, according to the timer on the recorder, Djokovic answered the questions with confidence. We were being safe, facing each other at a distance of nearly one meter, sitting on opposite sides of a long rectangular table. When Etienne asked him to remove his mask for five minutes during the interview, Djokovic refused,” the article reads.
“Then the photo session took place. Obviously, the Serbian champion removed his mask. We did not want him to pose with his face half-covered. Then he followed the instructions of Etienne, who was masked. He held the trophy at arm's length, moving from one position to another, smiling or grinning to show that he had won. He also shouted to make it even more genuine," the story continues.
The article was published just hours before Djokovic apologized for keeping the interview appointment despite being aware of his positive PCR diagnosis from a test done two days earlier.
“I felt obliged to go ahead and conduct the L’Equipe interview as I didn’t want to let the journalist down, but did ensure I socially distanced and wore a mask except when my photograph was being taken,” Djokovic wrote in a statement published on his social media accounts Wednesday.
“While I went home after the interview to isolate for the required period, on reflection, this was an error of judgement and I accept that I should have rescheduled this commitment.”
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小德12月打了一场篮球后感觉不是，自测阴性，12月16日PCR确诊阳性，他没有取消12月18日与媒体的采访，和记者距离一米谈了半个多小时。
他已经对确诊后没有隔离而道歉。
6 hr 34 min ago
Journalists unaware Novak Djokovic had tested positive for Covid two days prior to interview
From CNN translator Josh Pennington
(Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
Two journalists working for French sports newspaper L’Equipe were not told Novak Djokovic was Covid-positive before, during or after a 33-minute interview with the tennis star in Belgrade on December 18, the outlet reported Wednesday.
Journalists Franck Ramella and photographer Etienne Garnier reported that Djokovic seemed “well,” despite it later emerging he had been diagnosed with Covid-19 two days prior.
Separately on Wednesday, Djokovic acknowledged he knew of the positive diagnosis at the time of the interview and apologized.
The L’Equipe article states Ramella has since tested negative to Covid-19, but it does not mention Garnier’s health.
Ramella told CNN he was en route to Melbourne to cover the Australian Open.
Djokovic, who is unvaccinated, is currently fighting to be allowed into Australia to compete in the tournament.
He applied for an exemption from Australian rules mandating that arrivals must be fully-vaccinated against Covid-19, using a positive test result on December 16 as evidence that he should be allowed into the country. Photos posted on social media show him unmasked at events in mid-December,
While Djokovic admitted Wednesday that he did not immediately isolate after testing positive for Covid-19, he denied knowing he had the virus when attending public events.
The French journalists' interview with Djokovic was conducted in Belgrade at the player’s Novak Center, L’Equipe reported.
“As we waited for about 90 minutes, the (masked) staff offered us an excellent assortment of sliced fruit. At last Djokovic arrived, all smiles, masked as well,” a CNN translation of the French language article reads.
It is unclear whether staff at the Novak Center knew of Djokovic’s positive diagnosis.
The article acknowledged that Djokovic kept his mask on for the duration of the indoor interview, but took it off when asked to pose for a professional photo without it.
“For thirty-three minutes, according to the timer on the recorder, Djokovic answered the questions with confidence. We were being safe, facing each other at a distance of nearly one meter, sitting on opposite sides of a long rectangular table. When Etienne asked him to remove his mask for five minutes during the interview, Djokovic refused,” the article reads.
“Then the photo session took place. Obviously, the Serbian champion removed his mask. We did not want him to pose with his face half-covered. Then he followed the instructions of Etienne, who was masked. He held the trophy at arm's length, moving from one position to another, smiling or grinning to show that he had won. He also shouted to make it even more genuine," the story continues.
The article was published just hours before Djokovic apologized for keeping the interview appointment despite being aware of his positive PCR diagnosis from a test done two days earlier.
“I felt obliged to go ahead and conduct the L’Equipe interview as I didn’t want to let the journalist down, but did ensure I socially distanced and wore a mask except when my photograph was being taken,” Djokovic wrote in a statement published on his social media accounts Wednesday.
“While I went home after the interview to isolate for the required period, on reflection, this was an error of judgement and I accept that I should have rescheduled this commitment.”
这斯明知确诊了不隔离，等同于谋杀。关起来吧。永远。
