Over the holiday period, Omicron changed the travel game. So here’s what Aussies need to know for domestic and international jaunts.

Just days after revealing the state’s opening date, Marky Mark McGowan appears to be having what we hope is a last hurrah before welcoming back tourists.

There’s a lot to absorb from today’s influx of changes across the country. We’ve tuned into each Premier’s press conference so you don’t have to.

The Cruise Lines International Association is gearing up for its biggest conference in years by flogging extra discounted tickets until the end of this month.

There’s much to celebrate in Australia today, with (nearly) all Aussie states having reached 80 per cent double vaxxed rates, despite Omicron continuing to spread like the Blob.

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews said he and his NSW counterpart Dominic Perrotett have been texting about this fandangled ‘Omicron zero’ situation, with both giving the strategy a thumbs down emoji.

Destination NSW unveils “Feel New Sydney” work. Just don’t expect the locals to be pleasant or let you in when driving.

Technology: it’s great when it works, but when it doesn’t, it’s sh*t.

The photography faux pas was swiftly deleted from the Queensland premier’s social media accounts but, unfortunately, it was too late.

The coming days will be a bit of a big deal for Western Australia, with a spate of major changes coming into place alongside what we expect to be a hefty reopening roadmap.

The state is set to bring forward new freedoms for double-jabbed people by three weeks in response to its speedy vaccination efforts.

The increased clarity around border openings as Australia’s vaccinated population grows has given overseas airlines the opportunity to set return dates, with a spate promising to return earlier than expected.