Rumours are that the border closure has prevented the making of Rush Hour 4, but after the third one that’s probably a good thing.

Today is the day, folks! Australia’s travel ban has officially lifted and fully-vaxxed Aussies can begin to reunite with their loved ones for the first time since March 2020.

Health Minister Hunt has extended Australia’s international travel ban for another three months and, as you can imagine, CLIA ain’t a fan of the decision.

Daniel Gschwind and his team at the ATIC have devised a plan to get the three sectors out of what is turning out to be a rather large hole. You listening, ScoMo?

Steven Miles has taken aim at ScoMo and his government for allowing “thousands” of non-essential international arrivals into the country, while Aussies are still stranded overseas.

A conservative think tank has delivered the first blows in its legal stoush against the Commonwealth’s controversial international travel ban.

Looks like someone at the Department of Home Affairs is getting fired after accidentally telling visa applicants to get overseas immediately during a global pandemic.

Just in case the political climate in the US wasn’t terrifying enough, President Donald Trump has decided to lift travel restrictions for people who have recently been in Europe and Brazil.

Thankfully, Santa and his North Pole support crew have been given an exemption to enter the ACT without undergoing quarantine.

Crime Stoppers has received an influx of calls from people dobbing in their neighbours for failing to self-quarantine.

Authorities are also urging all Aussies overseas to return ASAP as countries continue to close borders and airlines reduce capacity in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Passengers on board Diamond Princess are getting crafty in their exile, while an adult entertainment company is offering the less imaginative an alternative.