Australians told not to travel to China due to coronavirus, border restrictions tightened | ABC News

The Federal Government has raised travel advice for the whole of mainland China to level four - the highest level - due to the threat of coronavirus.

The level four warning urges Australians not to travel to mainland China.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says entry to Australia will now be denied for people who have left or transited through mainland China - with the exception of Australians citizens, permanent residents, their immediate family, and air crews.

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