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Immigration officials investigating Djokovic’s errors and COVID breaches

January 12, 2022

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Home Affairs is now looking into this discrepancy. The maximum penalty for giving false evidence under the Crimes Act is a prison sentence of five years.

The department is also probing fresh questions over whether Djokovic’s positive result for COVID-19 was manipulated after…

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