Nemesis

g2g pass depends on which state he is heading for

And the other States have been open for months, However, the fact that the quotas Australia allows into each State are so small, is a far greater controller of numbers than the cost of quarantine. Every flight is massively oversubscribed - look at the number of people that get bumped off..

Still correct. you are required to quarantine in the State in which your international flight lands. Cannot transit straight to a domestic flight.

There is no requirement to get an extra exemption for Queensland.

it has been discussed, not least by some hotels suggesting contracts lasting several years.

If you mean the doctor involved in the most recent scare, then she had NOT been vaccinated.

Several "quarantine hotels" are currently negotiating 12 month contracts with some State governments.......

https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/health-and-vaccine Free COVID-19 vaccines are available to everyone in Australia, including to all Australian visa holders living in the community. This will include: all permanent and temporary visa holders refugees asylum seekers temporary protection visa holders, and bridging visa holders. People living in detention facilities will also be eligible.

unless you are granted an exemption to enable you to leave the country you wont be going anywhere. And they can take months to come through. As for airlines cancelling their flights - you need to check with whoever you booked with. i would imagine most are dealing with October cancellations now, if not December.

melbournne is not currently accepting intenational passenger flights

If you want an expert you should be talking to an agent

Sounds fair enough to me., The more time they spend answering repeated queries, the less they have to spend on processing.

The UK does not allow pets to be flown into the country in the cabin.

Just because you haven't met us all doesn't mean we do not exist..

UK "Mothers Day" is actually Mothering Sunday, and was a religious celebration originally, with the date set in relation to Easter, whereas Mothers Day in the US and Oz is purely secular, as is Fathers Day