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Australia extends international travel ban
Australia’s international travel ban has been extended for three months, with the coronavirus pandemic set to continue into next year.
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Australia’s international travel ban has been extended for three months, with the coronavirus pandemic set to continue into next year.
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Flight Centre has suffered a $510 million loss as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The first of two flights bringing hundreds of Australian citizens home from India has landed in Adelaide, with SA police to ensure none leave the city hotel where they will spend 14 days in quarantine.
Qantas will more than double its flights to bushfire-hit Kangaroo Island in the wake of regional carrier Rex this week announcing it would axe the route – but the increased flights won’t kick in until July.
Qantas is continuing to fly to and from China, despite British Airways halting all flights and more airlines across Europe, Asia and the US suspending services as the coronavirus death toll jumped to 170, with more than 7000 confirmed cases.
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has been questioned about whether Australia is doing enough to guard against a potential pandemic of the deadly caronavirus, after a plane direct from the disease’s epicentre landed in Sydney as the Chinese Government locked the city down.
