Australian hotel where Novak Djokovic is being kept | Reuters
Novak Djokovic: What we know about the hotel where world No 1 is being held
Australia releases 9 refugees from hotel where Djokovic was held | Human Rights News | Al Jazeera
Park Hotel empty as 26 refugees are released, Morrison Government refuses to release remaining 6 - Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
Nine refugees released from Melbourne's Park hotel face uncertain future | Australian immigration and asylum | The Guardian
Inside Melbourne's Park hotel, refugees sit and wait for Covid to find them | Australia news | The Guardian
Intimate charm' or 'refugee prison'?: The hotel where men's No 1 Novak Djokovic is being held | ITV News
Novak Djokovic visa saga: The chequered history of the Park Hotel in Carlton
Closure of Park Hotel detention welcome but more refugees need freedom
Inside Melbourne's Park hotel, refugees sit and wait for Covid to find them | Australia news | The Guardian
Park Hotel: Novak Djokovic in hell at infamous $109-a-night Melbourne facility
Nearly all refugees held in Melbourne hotel detention to be released, advocates say | Australian immigration and asylum | The Guardian
Djokovic left, but what's happening to refugees still in detention in Australia?
Novak Djokovic in Australia hotel criticized for squalid conditions
Novak Djokovic headlines | CODE Sports
Djokovic Stay at Park Hotel Highlights Australia Asylum Seeker Plight - The New York Times
Novak Djokovic's detention shines harsh light on Australia's strict border regime
As Djokovic is released, activists vow to fight for Park Hotel detainees and refugees in Australia : Peoples Dispatch
How Djokovic Spurred Debate on the Fairness of Border Policies - The New York Times
Speak up': Australia refugees urge Djokovic to advocate for them | Human Rights News | Al Jazeera
Last remaining Park Hotel detainees among 20 released from immigration detention, advocates say | SBS News
The Politics of (In)visibility: Novak Djokovic and Australia's Endless “Border Crisis” - AIIA - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Park Hotel: Novak Djokovic in hell at infamous $109-a-night Melbourne facility
