Woohoo! Trans-Tasman travel is back which will make it much easier for the All Blacks to come over and beat the Wallabies time and time again.

A loophole in New Zealand’s inflight mask laws has left some customers uncomfortable as airlines struggle to enforce the law.

NZ’s national carrier is doing what it can to help get Aussies home, and vice versa for Kiwis, while the trans-Tasman travel pause continues.

The latest COVID-19 outbreaks across Australia are causing some serious border chaos both domestically and internationally.

After being left in limbo for two days, NSW travellers have been given the green light from New Zealand to grab their suitcase and head to the airport.

Pleasingly, NZ reported no new community cases of COVID-19 today, and PM Jacinda Ardern is confident that the two-way trans-Tasman bubble won’t be shut down.

Were you too busy poppin’ bottles following during Ardern’s press conference yesterday to take any notice of the finer details? Catch up on everything you missed right here.

After much deliberation, New Zealand has finally decided when to start allowing quarantine-free travel from Australia to the Land of the Long White Cloud.

The trans-Tasman travel plans of Kiwis have once again been thrown into disarray thanks to a concerning COVID cluster in Auckland.

Once again, the light has changed from red to green for quarantine-free, one-way, trans-Tasman travel.

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Jacinda Ardern was reportedly spotted sipping a bubble tea as she carved out another travel ‘bubble’ deal with one of New Zealand’s closest neighbours.