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- An agreement to have domestic borders, except for those in Western Australia, re-opened by Christmas
- Victoria's 14-day rolling case average is zero for the first time since February, and there are just three active infections across the state.
- And, a delay in allowing international students into Australia, as the government prioritises to get more Australians stranded overseas home.
PM Scott Morrison says while ensuring the repatriation of Australians is difficult, the country's capacity to receive them will increase when Victoria starts accepting international flights again.
"The challenges we have in getting Australians home means that the ability to move and take international students back at this time through quarantine arrangements does not present itself. It's Australians coming home first. That is the Commonwealth policy, that is our policy, and that is the policy that is also being followed by the National Cabinet."
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