New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern thinks Australia closed its border to her country too hastily and hinted at switching its travel bubble to individual arrangements with each Australian state or territory instead of the entire country. This comes after the Australian government suspended quarantine-free travel for three days for New Zealand arrivals after the discovery one locally acquired case of the South African strain of COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Pary) virus. Ardern, at a post-cabinet press conference on Tuesday, said that it was disappointing Australia did not show more patience to health New Zealand’s authorities. The New Zealand PM asserted that “this was a situation that was well under control, that we have had experiences in New Zealand with these situations in the past.” She warned that hastily implemented border closures make it challenging to continue under the current travel bubble arrangement. “Look, it …