It was hugs and tears all round today as family and friends reunited on the first day of the trans-Tasman bubble.
A passenger on the first quarantine-free flight into Auckland embraces with a loved one
Photo: RNZ/ Dan Cook
Thousands of people flew into New Zealand today from Australia on quarantine-free flights.
RNZ photographers and reporters were at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown airports capturing the emotional reunions on camera.
Reporter Tess Brunton and camera operator Simon Rogers - both Australians - were on the first flight leaving Auckland this morning, heading to Sydney.
Passengers leaving Auckland on first day of trans-Tasman bubble
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