The New Zealand (NZ) government has announced that the pause on the trans-Tasman travel bubble will be extended for a further five days. Flights to Australia will resume from Sunday, July 4, 11:59 p.m. (NZT) to Victoria, South Australia (SA), Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and Tasmania. However, it will be constantly under review and subject to change. “The health advice today is that at this point, the spread of COVID-19 in those parts of Australia appears to have been contained,” COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said in a statement. “There is 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.” The pause with the other four Australian states and territories—New South Wales (NSW), Queensland, Western Australia (WA), and Northern Territory (NT)—will remain in place, Hipkins said, noting that the New Zealand Cabinet will review …