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Australia and Singapore commit to working on ‘safe and calibrated’ travel bubble

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June 11, 2021

Australia and Singapore have vowed to intensify work on a travel bubble, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison declaring he wants the South-East Asian nation to be the next cab off the rank for quarantine-free travel after New Zealand.

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Australia and Singapore commit to working on ‘safe and calibrated’ travel bubble

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Australia and Singapore commit to working on ‘safe and calibrated’ travel bubble

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