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Pressure builds on Andrews over borders, tennis ‘double standard’ – The Age
Frustration grows in the ‘red zones’ as state government offers apologies to stranded Victorians but still no timetable to return home.
Behind each of those cancelled flights are a lot of people whose plans have been thrown up in the air, he said in a written statement.
Family theyre not going to see, events theyll miss and homes they cant get back to.
On Thursday, American Tennys Sandgren was allowed to travel to Australia with his positive COVID-19 swab assessed as “viral shedding”, while fellow players Andy Murray and Madison Keys were blocked from charter flights to Melbourne due to positive coronavirus diagnoses.
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