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  Eh, it won't change much here. We've been following a let-it-rip policy for a long time now. The vast majority of people don't wear masks anymore, restrictions are almost completely gone, and numbers aren't being reported as they used to.
context: Would be pretty hard to insist on testing on entry when locals don't have to isolate even if they are positive >
  
  I work in higher Ed, we have alot of international students here and alot Chinese. They won't change the rules cause our resources and education sector keeps our economy going >
  
  Tourist season coming up. >
  
  Well, that makes two, since the UK said the same thing. >
  
  Singapore makes it three. >
  
  
  Australia says no change to rules regarding travellers from China
  
  Australia is making no change to its rules around allowing travellers from China into the country, despite measures by some countries to require mandatory COVID-19 tests, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Thursday.
  Albanese said that Australia's existing approach to screening and testing travellers from China was sufficient.
  "We've got a very strong system in place with respect to Chinese visitors to Australia, and that hasn't changed," Albanese told reporters in Canberra.
  He added that authorities were "constantly reviewing" the situation and the measures in place, but for the time being, Australia had "not made any changes to the existing arrangements".
  Australia has had few cases of the virus from Chinese travellers, but it has tightened its borders in recent weeks and imposed a 14-day self-isolation period for anyone entering the country from China.
  and bla bla.. >
  
  Well fuck me.