Question: As a New Zealander, can I transit through Australia without completing a transit exemption if I fly out of a different airport than the one to which I arrived?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Transiting Australia
section_headers: Transiting Australia
section_content: Foreign nationals transiting through Australia to another country don’t need
to apply for an exemption to travel restrictions if they are booked on a
connecting flight from the same airport and they are not going to leave the
airport. If you plan to leave the airport before boarding your connecting
flight, you will need to apply to the Commissioner of the ABF for a travel
exemption. You can apply online .

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer is given immediately and gives the requester the information they need regarding the fact that they will have to apply for an exemption since they will have to leave the airport they arrived in. However, answer does not specify if this is across the board or only for certain nationalities.
This gives a small amount of information about leaving the airport, and the travel requirements.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Could be Improved

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Transiting Australia
section_headers: I am a New Zealander or Pacific Islander transiting to Australia
section_content: If you are a New Zealander, citizen of a Pacific Island Forum country, Timor
Leste citizen or resident of New Caledonia or French Polynesia transiting
though Australia on your way to or from New Zealand or a Pacific Island Forum
Country, you do not need a transit exemption if you have booked a
connecting flight to depart Australia within 72 hours of your arriving flight.
Due to domestic travel restrictions, your outbound connecting flight must be
departing from the same airport in Australia as your arrival flight, unless an
exemption has been granted.
If your connecting flight means you will spend longer than 72 hours, you are
not considered to be transiting Australia and will need toapply
online to the Commissioner of the ABF for an
exemption from the travel restrictions.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer lets the requester know that as a New Zealander they will not have to get an exemption so long as they are flying out within 72 hours of their arriving flight. The wording gets trickier in the 2nd paragraph due to the fact that they are requiring an exemption if the New Zealander is not leaving from the same airport they arrived at. I would suggest this section clear up the verbiage or give some kind of contact information to the Commissioner of the ABF for the requester to contact for more information.
This addresses the New Zealand Citizen status and gives details about the requirements for travel through Australia.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Excellent

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Transiting Australia
section_headers: Transit quarantine arrangements
section_content: If you cannot remain in the airport before your connecting flight departs, you
will need a valid visa, or be eligible to TWOV, and you must follow the
quarantine and isolation requirements in the state or territory that you have
arrived in. You must do this, even if you have an exemption from the ABF
Commissioner.
State and territory authorities will consider exemptions to the mandatory 14
day quarantine
period on a case by
case basis. To find out more about how quarantine works in your state or
territory, or to ask about someone you know who has been quarantined, contact
your state or territory government health
department.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer not only recommends an exemption but a valid visa if someone has to leave the airport for any reason, which in this case they would have to due to changing airports. Answer, however, does not specify whether this applies to all nationalities or not.
This contains some information about departing the airport and the requirements, but does not address that they are from New Zealand.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Could be Improved