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Stoush over $40m tennis quarantine bill – Herald Sun
The Victorian government has rejected Tennis Australia’s claim that taxpayers will be footing part of the bill for Australian Open hotel quarantine.
A stoush is brewing between Tennis Australia and the Victorian government over who is responsible for the $40m Aussie Open quarantine program.The Victorian government has rejected Tennis Australia’s claim that taxpayers will be footing part of the bill for Australian Open hotel quarantine.
Police Minister Lisa Neville, who is overseeing hotel quarantine, said the bill would instead be “sent straight back to Tennis Australia” after CEO Craig Tiley’s earlier remarks on Wednesday that the government…
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