South Australia Looks to Travel Bubbles to Open Borders

South Australia Looks to Travel Bubbles to Open Borders
Passengers check in for a Qantas flight at Adelaide Airport on April 01, 2020 in Adelaide, Australia. Tracey Nearmy/Getty Images
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The South Australian government says it is looking at the issue of travel bubbles with Western Australia, the Northern Territory, Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory as a way of lifting border restrictions.

Travel bubbles with various states could form part of South Australia’s first moves to reopen its borders, Premier Steven Marshall says.