Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic’s bid to play in the Australian Open—with a medical exemption to get around vaccination rules—was thrown into jeopardy on Wednesday amid a bureaucratic firefight over his entry at the country’s border
to get around vaccination rules—was thrown into jeopardy on Wednesday amid a bureaucratic firefight over his entry at the country’s border.
that he had been granted an exemption enabling him to play in the tournament. Organizers indicated that the tournament had signed off in coordination with Victoria health authorities, both of whom had previously insisted that any participant needed to be vaccinated.
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