While all the attention is on the trans-Tasman bubble becoming two-way, let’s not forget about this bit of positive domestic travel news.

Marky Mark and his funky bunch over in WA have delivered some very delightful news to travellers from Victoria.

With Victoria officially out of its “circuit breaker” lockdown, states and territories are starting to let down their guard.

Dan Andrews has delivered the good news Victorians were hoping for, albeit with a few restrictions.

Wondering how the other states and territories have responded to Victoria’s snap lockdown? We’ve gathered all the info we can amid this fast-moving situation.

Both states are taking no chances on the growing COVID-19 outbreak at the Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport quarantine hotel.

There has been both some tightening and loosening of border restrictions. Get up to speed here without having to tediously search for answers on state health department websites.

On a more positive note, South Australia has removed its hard border arrangement with Western Australia.

Just when Australia’s domestic borders looked as if they would soon be free of restrictions, WA has prompted a widespread tightening.

There’s been a loosening of restrictions. And by that, we mean those concerning domestic borders – not the undone button on the pants of Travel Weekly’s editor.

The relaxing of domestic border restrictions continues apace, so apologies if we’ve missed any updates here. Our editor’s typing fingers are quite tired and sore.

Domestic border restrictions are now officially changing more often than the underwear of Travel Weekly’s editor.