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Pius Hadzide rejects blame for journalists’ visas in 2018 Australia scandal

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Pius Hadzide rejects blame for journalists’ visas in 2018 Australia scandal

He says the International Games Committee he chaired had no mandate to facilitate their travel.

He argued that applicants could secure accreditation online without seeking an introductory letter or money from him.” According to Hadzide, an arrangement between the organisers and the Australian government allowed accredited journalists to travel.

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