I wonder if they will enforce the three year ban usually applied to deportees?
She worked with Blair back in the day and she’s a bit too lefty labour for my liking.
However, in her favour, she did question Blair about his decision to sack Iraq.
See here on wiki…
Ardern moved to London, England where she became a senior policy adviser in an 80-person policy unit of British prime minister [Tony Blair](Tony Blair - Wikipedia).[2
He’s the world number one Muddy, not just any tennis player.
Yes Foxy I know that but a large percentage of the worlds population couldn’t care less and I’m one of them .
She rarely puts a foot wrong, no matter the circumstances she always knows what to do, what to say and how to say it in a way that appeals to just about everyone. I think we’d swap the entire cabinet and shadow cabinet for her and throw in Pauline Hanson as well.
That’s quite a recommendation Bruce…
Fancy doing me a reference?
and she has a tall dark handsome hubby and a lovely first youngster that she just popped in between parliamentary time!
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I hear the serbians are amassing at the borders " shouting down with em down with em - who do they mean I didn’t vote im in ??
The Federal Court has revealed the reasons why it rejected tennis star Novak Djokovic’s challenge against the federal government’s decision to cancel his visa.
In a unanimous decision, Chief Justice James Allsop, Justice Anthony Besanko and Justice David O’Callaghan said Immigration Minister Alex Hawke’s decision to cancel Djokovic’s visa was not irrational or illogical.
Full details in the article below:
or if you want to read the actual judgement it is here:
https://www.judgments.fedcourt.gov.au/judgments/Judgments/fca/full/2022/2022fcafc0003
You have to consider, if the Champ ain’t there, which ever Geezer wins will have done so by default.
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Not necessarily .
That’s a good point actually…I guess he will remain the champ, until he is defeated, which obviously won’t be in Australia.
That’s what I’ve been thinking since the beginning of this too. Maybe some of the tennis players are thinking it too, and showed it with their silence and disappointment.
Nonsense. Who remembers who wasn’t there? the record books only show the winners. Who remembers who wasn’t at the 1980 Olympics (or even the 1984 Olympics)?
We still remember that Muhamad Ali was stripped of his world title when he refused to be called up to go and fight in Vietnam. In my opinion, until he was defeated, he was still the champ in my eyes. Same with Novak.
Perhaps we are more likely to remember Novak because of the storm that has been created.
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I’m not a tennis fan, but ,have to agree on what you say here.
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I hope you told your kids otherwise it will die with you. Who won the weightlifting at the 1984 Olympics? Winners write history.
Neither am I pauline, but Novak has given his life to be where he is today, and that takes a lot of Blood, Sweat, Tears and dedication. It doesn’t come easy.
There should be no barriers in sport.
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Probably the athletes and their fans remember.
In 2014, 34 years later, these athletes remember the 1980 boycott of the Olympics that changed their lives.
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Yep, I see that, I certainly understand that he gave his life to his sport…I guess it’s his passion and life…he lives, breaths and sleeps it.
I get it and understand it,
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