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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the country’s international arrival caps will be halved in NSW, Western Australia and Queensland.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced Australia will likely begin its COVID vaccination program weeks before its original start date.
The news comes months after the first one-way trans-Tasman ‘travel bubble’ opened allowing Kiwis to enter Australia without quarantine.
Victoria’s health minister Martin Foley has said it’s “unlikely” the state’s hard border with NSW will open until the end of January.
Air New Zealand crew flying to LA and San Francisco will now overnight in Hawaii in a bid to reduce COVID infection.
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has issued what appears to be a stinging rebuke of Qantas’ decision to sell international tickets for travel from 1 July. In a terse statement sent to the media on Tuesday afternoon, McCormack said, “International borders will be opened when international arrivals do not pose a risk to Australians. Decisions
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