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Liana Walker

Australia has opened its borders to unvaccinated travellers. Here's what you need to know

After two years of restrictions, tourists no longer need to prove their vaccination status.  (ABC News: Simon Amery)

Australia's international COVID-19 border restrictions have been lifted, meaning overseas arrivals no longer have to prove they have been vaccinated.

More than two years after the pandemic began, the change marks the end of significant COVID-based restrictions on travel into Australia.

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