South Australia will finally allow NSW residents to enter the state without quarantine on Thursday, after NSW recorded no mysterious COVID-19 cases.
Air New Zealand will operate 90 per cent of its pre-COVID-19 domestic schedule for the upcoming school holidays, as it bounces back from the second wave.
Air New Zealand's CEO has said countries must live with COVID-19 because it can’t be eradicated, in comments that contradict the country’s early strategy.
South Australia’s Premier, Steven Marshall, has said he’s hoping to open his border to NSW as early as this week.
Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce appeared to hint more jobs could be lost in his foreword to the business’ annual report.
Queensland will open its border to the ACT on 25 September – but will still keep in place restrictions for those travelling through NSW.