Premature trans-Tasman bubble talk popped by officials
Tourism/business bodies eager but Australia’s Covid cases increased.
Dita De Boni and Julie Iles
Mon, 15 Jun 2020
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Intense lobbying in both Australia and New Zealand is ratcheting up the pressure on authorities to fast-track a trans-Tasman bubble, or at the very least, an oddly-shaped bubble encompassing all of New Zealand and the state of Queensland.
Australian media is awash with talk of plans to get the
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Dita De Boni and Julie Iles
Mon, 15 Jun 2020
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