Tagged With Borders

Australia could rebuild its local tourism industry in 2021 – but it might need a helping hand from the government

Jack Derwin

Scott Morrison has indicated international travel could be back this year – contradicting health department boss Brendan Murphy

Jack Derwin

Australians will likely be able to travel to New Zealand early next year – provided the coronavirus remains under control

Jack Derwin

Virgin Australia says flights to Queensland are nearly full, as the airline predicts it will reach 60% of of last year's domestic capacity by January

Sharon Masige

Scott Morrison says all Australian states will reopen by Christmas – with one exception

Jack Derwin

Tasmania plans to open its border to travellers from New South Wales from next week

Sharon Masige

Queensland could open its border to NSW in November – under one condition

Sharon Masige

The RBA could try to sneak another interest rate in before the federal budget, some economists say

Jack Derwin

This is how many jobs each Australian university has cut – or plans to – in 2020

Jack Derwin

The Queensland border is once again closing to travellers from NSW and the ACT

James Hennessy

The EU warns the UK to expect much tougher border checks after Brexit

Adam Payne, Adam Bienkov

Photos show the emergency makeshift borders European countries have erected in an attempt to stop the spread of COVID-19

Thomas Pallini

Trucks are forming 37-mile-long queues at European borders after authorities started closing them to stop the coronavirus spread

Sophia Ankel

16 significant walls dividing people, cities, and countries across the world

James Pasley

A Japanese island has totally disappeared and it could change national borders

Kelly McLaughlin

20 striking photos of international borders from around the world

Sarah Jacobs

How the 5 weirdest state borders in America were created

Rob Ludacer

A border expert told us why we keep building more walls and why they won't work

Barbara Tasch

The number of border walls around the world more than quadrupled in 25 years -- here's why

Barbara Tasch

Britain is building the world's most advanced warship in Scotland next year

Lianna Brinded