Regular travel between New South Wales and New Zealand resumes this morning - a move that gets the thumbs up from a New Zealand.
Covid-19 modeller despite the restrictions still in place in Sydney.
A three-day travel pause finished at midnight, the government satisfied quarantine isn't required for arrivals even though Sydney authorities are still to uncover how a man became infected last week.
The man had no link with the border or managed quarantine - sparking fears of an outbreak in the city.
Restrictions have been extended in Greater Sydney for a further week.
University of Canterbury professor Michael Plank spoke to Corin Dann.
