Cabinet's also agreed to extend the travel pause on trans-Tasman travel for most Australian states. From 11.59 p.m. on Sunday, 4 July, New Zealand will lift the travel pause to allow travel to and from South Australia, ACT, Tasmania, and Victoria. That will be under review until that time. The health advice is that the spread of COVID-19 cases in those parts of Australia has been contained at this point. There's robust surveillance testing and contact tracing to detect and manage cases and adequate border controls are in place to prevent the spread of new cases. Officials will keep a close eye on the situation in these states. However, Cabinet has decided to extend requirements for people coming to New Zealand to include a pre-departure test. This means that all travellers eligible to fly to New Zealand will now be required to have a pre-departure test within 72 hours of when they are leaving Australia. To be eligible to fly, travellers must not have been in Queensland, the Northern Territory, or Western Australia on or after 10.30 p.m. New Zealand time on 26 June and they must not have been in New South Wales on or after 11.59 p.m. New Zealand time on 22 June.