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Australia Eyes Travel Bubble with Singapore

By Contributor - March 15, 2021 Vaccinated travelers from the Lion City could potentially be given quarantine-free access by July or August. A view of Sydney from the iconic Harbour Bridge. (Photo: Dan Freeman/Unsplash) With Hong Kong still off-limits for the foreseeable future due to a fresh surge of coronavirus cases, Singapore residents can instead look forward to the prospect of overseas holidays in Australia, which may become a reality as early as the middle of this year. Over the weekend, sources within Australia’s federal government revealed to The Sun-Herald and The Sunday Age that talks between the two countries had already begun, and the potential “travel bubble” was subsequently confirmed by Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack during an interview with public broadcaster ABC yesterday.

Brittany Higgins tells women s March 4 Justice rally in Canberra the system is broken

March4Justice organisers reject Scott Morrison s offer to meet behind closed doors after he refused to attend rally in person

March 4 Justice organiser calls for action from McCormack in tense exchange

March 4 Justice Organiser Janine Hendry has called on Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack to enact “structural and systemic reforms” during a tense exchange in Parliament House. More than 100,000 people are expected to attend rallies across Australia today to call for an end to gendered violence and action by politicians. Ms Hendry said she would like Mr McCormack to attend the March 4 Justice rally but the deputy prime minister cried busy and said he would check his schedule. “I want some action,” Ms Hendry said. “The women of Australia want some action. “We’re drawing a line in the sand right here right now.”

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