Western Australia
Restrictions relaxed, with travel allowed
Regional travel In WA as of the 29th May 2020
From Friday 29 May 2020, the regional boundaries will be lifted except for the Kimberley region, regions that are bound by the Commonwealth’s designated biosecurity determination and 274 remote Aboriginal communities.
- between South West, Great Southern, Wheatbelt and Perth-Peel regions
- between Mid-West, Gascoyne and Pilbara regions (excluding the biosecurity zone)
- within Goldfields-Esperance region (excluding the biosecurity zone)
- within Kimberley Local Government areas (the Commonwealth’s biosecurity zone remains in place).
- Travel exemptions are still required to enter WA and travel between the 4 regions.
Queensland
Restrictions relaxed, travel allowed statewide
Travel In QLD as of the 2nd June 2020
- Recreational travel, camping and accommodation, including caravan parks (anywhere within QLD)
- public spaces and lagoons (e.g. South Bank Parklands, Cairns, Airlie Beach etc)
- hiking, camping and other recreational activities in national and state parks.
Travel In QLD as of the 10th July 2020
- interstate and further intrastate travel will be permitted
South Australia
No Restrictions
As of 18th May 2020, there are no restrictions on travel within South Australia. Travel within South Australia is a great way to support our regional communities and economies.
Northern Territory
No travel permitted
There are still strict border control in the NT – there is no travel at this stage.here are still strict boarder control in the NT – there is no travel at this stage.
ACT
No Travel Restrictions
Travel in ACT as of the 18th May 2020
- The ACT Government has not closed the ACT border.
- Canberrans should only travel outside of the Canberra region to visit family and friends for the purpose of providing care and support. You will need to abide by rules in the urisdiction you are travelling to.
- There are no restrictions on travel within the ACT.
New South Wales
Limited Travel Restrictions
Travel in NSW as of the 1st June 2020
- NSW residents will be able to take a holiday anywhere in NSW, with intra-state travel restrictions to be lifted from Monday 1 June 2020.
- caravan parks and camping grounds will be open from 1 June 2020, but travellers should call ahead and confirm bookings, while travellers planning to visit national parks should check NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service for further information. Travellers need to especially practice strong hygiene around shared facilities.
- Travellers from interstate will be able to visit NSW for a holiday from 1 June 2020 but will need to comply with the rules of their home state when returning.
