It's been less than 72 hours since the first travel bubble flight from New Zealand landed in Australia, but after a turbulent weekend – the future of bubbles may already be about to burst. Flights from New Zealand began touching down in NSW and the Northern Territory on Friday as part of the first instalment of the one-way travel bubble, but the system has already exposed some leaks. It is understood the travellers entered Victoria and Western Australia after flying into NSW, and boarding domestic flights into other states. pic.twitter.com/3pE43tQqfD — MelbourneProfessor (@MelbourneProfe1) October 19, 2020"If governments fail to communicate a policy such as a half-popped travel bubble to all stakeholders, stuff-ups are a certainty." "I urgently request your action to prohibit onward travel of passengers under the Safe Travel Zone arrangements into Victoria," the letter says.

Source: New Zealand Herald October 19, 2020 18:03 UTC