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New South Wales records nearly 35 000 new COVID-19 cases and Victoria, just under 22 000 infections, tennis player Novak Djokovic has his Australian visa cancelled and in sport, Thanasi Kokkinakis storms into the quarter finals of the Adelaide International.

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