A travel bubble with New Zealand could be in place before Christmas, New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister says. 9News
"Prime Minister Morrison mentioned a very interesting concept about the trouble spots and the different hot spots we might have to more focus on rather than close the whole state down or city down," Mr Peters said.A relatively deserted Parnell Rise as Aucklanders return to level three lockdown on August 13, 2020.
When asked if travel between the two countries could be happening in time for Christmas, he said, "I think it is capable of happening much, much sooner than that." It has been suggested a bubble could be set up to allow New Zealanders to travel to NSW within weeks, but nothing has been confirmed.
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