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The federal government could ease travel restrictions for skilled migrants as soon as next month, which would see long-term visa holders return to Australia for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.
WA Premier Mark McGowan has announced he will reopen his state's borders to NSW, Victoria and overseas travellers once the vaccination rate in WA reaches 90 per cent in people aged 12 and over.
It's the first time that free movement between NSW and Victoria has been allowed since early July, when both states imposed restrictions on movement in light of Delta outbreaks and lockdowns.
Premier Mark McGowan has announced from 12:01am on Saturday 6 November, NSW’s border classification will be downgraded from ‘extreme risk’ to ‘high risk’.
The office also reported a strong uptake in the newly introduced digital International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate for overseas travel, with more than 717,500 certificates in the two weeks since the certificate was introduced.
Tourism Minister Dan Tehan said the one-way bubble would require travellers to show proof of a negative PCR COVID test three days prior to departure.
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