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Coronavirus Australia live news: Victoria offers 30,000 more regional travel vouchers after website crash
More travel freedom comes online after months of coronavirus border restrictions
For the first time in many months, most of Australia’s state and territory borders have reopened, a welcome move ahead of Christmas.
Controls on interstate movements were introduced earlier in the year in an attempt to limit the spread of COVID-19.
But the renewed freedoms present a confusing situation for travellers, as each state has different rules.
Some jurisdictions require pre-registration for entry, mask-wearing and venue check-ins, while others are more relaxed.
Click here for a guide to some of the state and territory-based rules — but as we know, the situation can change rapidly.
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