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As state borders are all reopening, I think that means one of the clouds surrounding the Trans-Tasman bubble is lifted. I hope Scott Morrison can push for a two way bubble before Christmas as Australia has almost eliminated the virus.

It's definitely too late to have vaccines available from March when other countries can have it in December. Yet I wonder under the current manufacturing progress in Melbourne, we should have get the first batch ready by January 2021? Yet I am concerned to take Astrazeneca vaccine as their...

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/wa-to-reopen-to-nsw-next-tuesday-20201201-p56jgp.html Finally we have successfully achieved to have WA borders reopened! So no legal action is required!

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/wa-to-reopen-to-nsw-next-tuesday-20201201-p56jgp.html Finally we have successfully acheive opening of borders across Australia, as WA is opening to NSW and Vic! Yet Qantas has yet to load more flights departing SYD for PER on 8 Dec, meaning if you book now...

Victoria has reached 30 days with no local Coronavirus cases. Why is WA not opening the borders? I think if they refuse to defy their own rules and keep the borders closed, we should launch a legal action against WA first thing Monday to ensure borders are open as soon as possible.

Of course! International borders has separated families and loved ones stranded across different parts of the world. So the sooner we open the borders the better it will be!

https://www.afr.com/life-and-luxury/health-and-wellness/britain-to-approve-pfizer-vaccine-within-days-20201129-p56itt So apparently UK is approving vaccine within days. What is Australia's TGA doing? I think they should pick up their game and approve vaccines as soon as possible, so that we can...

Perhaps that has something to do with expectation management? If you are too definite and say it comes in Jan/Feb and it doesn't deliver, then people will start complaining at you. Better say it will be rolled out in March, the same time as Pfizer vaccine and give everyone a welcoming surprise...

In 2021, I am planning to catch the first direct flight between Sydney and Hong Kong once the borders on both sides are reopened, as well as numerous trips between Sydney and Melbourne for work. Thankfully we now have the Qantas Status Fast Track promotion so that I will be able to fast track...

Despite I agree healthcare workers may be able to have their holiday earlier, I don't agree with the third category of people where so call those working in crucial sectors get it first. I definitely won't agree with train drivers, bus drivers, or those who work in a slaughterhouse etc those...

On the other hand, whilst we are discussing vaccination for entry I would wonder how travel will be possible at the initial stage of vaccine availability or after vaccine is approved and not yet (or rarely) available. I would say we need to have discussions of travel bubble and ensure we will...

Well that's right. Another issue is at the initial stage of vaccine rollout where there may even not enough vaccines for people in the country, so how can we ensure citizens/PR will be able to get vaccinated if they wish to, and yet they were not able to get vaccinated in their own country...

Another thing is that there are still a lot of Australians stranded overseas and I am sure they want to come back once the borders are open. So how are you going to ensure they are vaccinated before arrival, especially those who come from countries where vaccines is not available? I would say...

I would be happy for my foreign family membersto pay fora vaccine in Australia, rather than vaccinated in HK, because there is no western vaccine ordered, and I am seriously concerned about the safety of anything medicial made in China. Yet if the government even don't provide vaccination on...

The thing is, is there space at the airport that is hygienic for people to be vaccinated on the spot? Also, I am really concerned that if we are not in the front of the queue for a vaccine, we will not be able to catch the first flight out of Australia and go back to where we come from.

Requiring incoming passengers to be vaccinated is going to delay when the borders can open to people from overseas, because not everyone can get vaccinated in time and with the vaccine that they prefer to take. Moreover, there are many people from other countries, in particular Asian countries...

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/international-travellers-without-covid-vaccination-to-be-forced-into-quarantine-20201125-p56hza.html This is outrageous. I think we should launch a lawsuit against this rule as forced vaccination is simply assault, which is a criminal offense.

So it appears that vaccines is available from January 2021, and according to the latest survey, 6% will not get the vaccine whilst 36% is not certain whether you will get vaccine or not. When vaccine arrives in January 2021, will you get vaccinated?

I am getting married to a Malaysian girl next month and I really want Malaysia's border to be opened soon so that we can go back to celebrate with her family. Yet quite unfortunately there are lots of cases (about 1,000 a day) in Malaysia and I cannot foresee we will be able to go until they are...

I wonder how about Vic?