Our Kiwi neighbours are slowly lowering the drawbridge to overseas visitors as case numbers continue to surge across the country.

Our neighbours across the ditch appear to have scrapped the trans-Tasman bubble, announcing Australians won’t be able to enter the country until all foreign nationals can.

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.

Yes, we got a bit carried away with the headline, but there has been A LOT going in in the last 24 hours that you all should be fully aware of.

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.

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

Sydney’s COVID situation is starting to get dicey, with some very tight restrictions coming into play both near and far.

Trans-Tasman travel has suffered yet another setback, as Melbourne’s COVID cluster becomes a growing concern.

The expedition cruise line is taking advantage of the trans-Tasman bubble, releasing a spate of new itineraries exploring the very best of Aotearoa, and then some!

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.

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

It was a day of firsts for Greg Foran last Friday, who popped his international flight cherry with Air NZ and put the new IATA Travel Pass app through its paces.