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Just days after it announced its international travel ban would be extended to mid-December, the government has revealed a new plan to drop the ban as early as November, following the introduction of a fit-for-purpose vaccine passport.
The Federal Court's Justice Michael Lee made the announcement on Wednesday, arguing that he wouldn't allow such a large amount of people to have their lives “put on hold” for too long.
The Prime Minister has also continued to flag that home quarantine will be introduced for returning Australians that are fully vaccinated.
In this cross-posting with The Conversation, Constitutional Law professor Anne Twomey explains the legalities of state's keeping their borders shut, and disobeying the National Cabinet's reopening plan.
Australia’s restart of international travel could be delayed by months due to a “torrential exit” of skilled ground services workers from aviation, industry bodies told the Senate on Monday.
Host Adam Thorn and Greg discuss closed borders, expanding across the Tasman, and sourcing the best talent.
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