The big policy shift means that NSW is the only Aussie state to announce quarantine-free international travel.

We couldn’t help but notice that NSW’s new premier isn’t being very COVID-safe in this picture. In fact, he appears to be risking the infection of Australia’s main export with the virus.

Australia’s island state is certainly giving WA a run for its money in terms its hermit kingdom-ness.

There is a bit more clarity now around when the two states will eventually emerge from the living hell that is lockdown.

Marky Mark McGowan must have struck a nerve when he suggested the Treasurer lived in “cloud cuckoo land”, because Josh Frydenberg has hit back in a big way.

The company has declared that your clients’ springtime jaunts are no longer cancelled, with the release of a whopping range of 70 new domestic tours.

Travel Weekly’s editor is seriously considering cutting his own hair, with a trip to the salon now very much a pipe dream.

While the COVID-19 wildfires continue to burn bright across NSW, that hasn’t stopped the state government from seeking a travel management partner.

While Melbourne continues lockdown life, at least those in the other parts of Victoria have been freed.

Meanwhile, the phrase “snap lockdown” continues to be a popular one in news reports, with a number of areas in NSW and Queensland barking stay-at-home orders.

Victorians are hopping back into their lockdown track pants, with the state reverting to stay-at-home orders from 8pm tonight.

We’ve coupled the good with the bad in this domestic travel update, but we won’t judge if you only choose to read the positive stuff.