Originally Posted by
Xeptu
Not sure what you mean here, it contradicts itself. The Federal Government is unlikely to open the International Borders until all the States are ready and agree to do so.
Perhaps I am succumbing to my own optimism Xeptu. But equally, I cannot see how you can be so adamant about what the Feds will or will not do. Effectively, the NSW government is sending a signal to Canberra, and elsewhere, saying "we are ready, let 'em in". I for one hope that the Feds respond by saying "OK, here they come".
Originally Posted by
Xeptu
In the case when one or two states are holding out, then the borders can still be open Nationally and any restrictions into any one state is on that state alone.
So what about the inverse situation where one state is ahead of the others and is prepared to accept the risk and reward of allowing travellers across the border?