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    The first flights in the Trans-Tasman travel bubble will take to the skies tomorrow

    The first flights in the Trans-Tasman travel bubble will take to the skies tomorrow

    18 April 2021
    The bubble will mean people can travel between New Zealand and Australia without quarantining.

    Air New Zealand will carry more than 5,000 people across the Tasman on 30 flights.

    Queensland Tourism Minister Sterling Hinchcliffe says the state has many tourism spots for Kiwis.

    He says Queensland has everything a Kiwi traveller could want.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity


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