The latest updates as Australia's international travel ban lifts and Qantas readies for its first long-haul, commercial international flight since the start of the COVID crisis.
A Royal Australian Air Force F-35A Lightning II from No 2 Operational Conversion will conduct low-level aerobatics display practice over the coming days, Defence has revealed.
The first uncapped and quarantine-free international flights touched down in Sydney on Monday morning, after nearly two years of strict border restrictions.
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.
While Tasmania and Western Australia have largely kept their domestic borders open to each other throughout the pandemic, this could soon change.
It comes as South Australian Premier Steven Marshall revealled the state will ease its border restrictions for double-vaccinated travellers from NSW and Victoria from November 23.