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Australian Open beats the odds to lay out a blueprint

By Nick Mulvenney SYDNEY (Reuters) – Naomi Osaka and Novak Djokovic were rightly hailed as deserved Australian Open champions at the weekend but the ashen-faced former tennis coach standing behind them on the podium might be considered the real hero of the year’s first Grand Slam. Tournament director Craig Tiley and his Tennis Australia team faced down sizeable odds to get the tournament up and running, albeit by the skin of their teeth at times, while much of the world was still dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. “At the beginning, I think there were many people who doubted we could pull it off,” South African Tiley told reporters in Melbourne on Monday.

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Australian Open beats the odds to lay out a blueprint

Australian Open beats the odds to lay out a blueprint
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Facebook in Australia: What happened after news was blocked?

BBC News By Reality Check and BBC Monitoring BBC News image copyrightGetty Images Critics of Facebook say the company s ban on news appearing on its platform in Australia has made it more difficult for people to access reliable sources - and increased the influence of bad and misleading information. Unintended consequences It quickly became clear that one effect of the tech giant s move was that in addition to news providers, emergency services were also being blocked. Some Australian government health-department and emergency-services pages found that their Facebook accounts had been affected. They were later restored after Facebook was notified. The DFES Page was impacted by this morning’s changes to #Facebook. After working with the team at Facebook, DFES page visibility has been restored and we are able to continue providing the WA community with vital emergency information. #Phewpic.twitter.com/2Qvp5c4xmM DFES (@dfes wa) February 18, 2021

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Australia looks to Facebook to back down in stand-off

Australia looks to Facebook to back down in stand-off
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Facebook back at negotiating table, says Australian prime minister

Facebook back at negotiating table, says Australian prime minister
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