Marky Mark McGowan has warned NSW against allowing the current COVID outbreak to get out of control, following alarming comments by the state’s Health Minister.

If all goes to plan, Aussies from some states will be allowed to cross the ditch soon, while the rest will remain in the naughty corner.

Tourism New Zealand has suffered some very unfortunate timing with the launch of its new tourism campaign directed at Aussies.

Things are starting to look up for Berejiklian, even if she did find out about Palaszczuk’s big news at the same time everyone else did.

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.

We’ve got a feeling NZ might just be 2021’s top overseas destination among Aussie travellers, and not just because it’ll likely be the first place they can go to … okay, maybe it is.

Finding it hard to follow of all the constantly-changing domestic border restrictions? Travel Weekly has done some of the deciphering for you here.

It hasn’t entirely pulled its NSW border wall down, but the ACT has at least made a start.

A COVID-19 outbreak on Sydney’s Northern Beaches that is quickly getting out of control has kicked states and territories into action to prevent the virus from spreading outside NSW.

As per ScoMo’s Christmas wish, domestic borders are reopening, so expect lots of rowdy road trippers these school holidays.

Do the likes of Ocean Alley, Amy Shark, Guy Sebastian and Troy Cassar-Daley usually feature in your Spotify playlists? Well, now they’re featuring in a fresh tourism campaign.

The adventure travel specialist has added to its list of domestic trips, just in time for borders to begin reopening. That is, if South Australia doesn’t bungle it up for us all.