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

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 PM said Australia’s travel bubble with Singapore would expand to the two countries in the coming weeks and, while he was at it, managed to take a swipe at states that have been slow to reopen.

The move by the Singapore government doesn’t come as much of a surprise, but it’s a very welcome one nonetheless!

Our editor is loving this bubble talk so much that he’s decided to celebrate by having a bubble bath while enjoying a bubble tea.

Greg Hunt’s announcement late yesterday hasn’t dampened the spirits of Andre Viljoen too much.

Samoa has been busy making preparations in anticipation of joining the bubble gang later this year.

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.

The PM said the bubble will kick off with a “pilot exercise” giving priority to international students from Singapore.

Do you have money on Singapore being the next country Aussies can travel to? Well, your bet’s starting to look a little risky.