Question: What will happen if I travel to Australia

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
section_headers: Getting home
Planning your trip home
section_content: If you wish to return to Australia, and there are still commercial flights
available, take them as soon as possible. While we know it can be frustrating
or expensive, the window of opportunity is closing.
Travel regulations are changing at short notice. If you’ve decided to return
to Australia:

check your route carefully and stay in touch with your airline or travel agent
follow official announcements from your transit airports and governing authorities
contact the nearest embassy or consulate of the countries you’re transiting through if you have any queries about their entry or exit requirements

To stay up-to-date with our latest advice,
subscribe to our travel
advisories and news.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The answer relates to the question in that it is about travel, but it talks about being able to travel to Australia, and not what precautions and guidelines you will have to face in traveling.
This response is mostly talking about information on how to travel back to Australia but doesn't really speak to what happens once you do which is what I think the person is asking about

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice for travellers
section_headers: Travel to Australia
Quarantine for arriving travellers 
section_content: Since 29 March 2020, all travellers arriving in Australia by air or sea must
be isolated in mandatory quarantine accommodation for 14
days from their arrival, with
few exceptions. After mandatory quarantine, they can transit domestically and
travel home.
These requirements are managed and enforced by state and territory governments
with Australian Government support, including from the Australian Defence
Force and Australian Border Force.
Travellers are quarantined in the city they arrive in for 14 days, even if
they don’t normally live there or plan to travel elsewhere in Australia from
there.
Most quarantine accommodation is being managed by state and territory
governments. They will:

handle transport for travellers from their arrival point to their quarantine accommodation
manage quarantine arrangements at the accommodation facility

To find out more about the quarantine requirements in your state or territory,
or to ask about someone you know who has been quarantined, contact your state
or territory government health department.
The Chief Medical Officer can, in consultation with the Australian Health
Protection Principal Committee, declare a
Human Health Response Zone (HHRZ) to support quarantine and isolation
procedures. Mandatory quarantine arrangements are mostly being managed under
state and territory public health legislation.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The answer gives a very detailed explanation of everything in the question. it provides an extensive amount of information that directly relates to the question.
This is a great answer that tells you that you'll have to be in quarantine for 14 days if you travel to Australia. This seems to be the type of information being asked about. There are plenty of links with more info

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Frequently Asked Questions
section_headers: Employer sponsored temporary work visas
I have lost my job due to the COVID-19 pandemic, what are my options?
section_content: Those who are laid off (that is, they are unemployed) should find another
employer within 60 days or make arrangements to depart Australia, where this
is possible.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The answer in no way relates to the question.  The question is about traveling to australia, and the answer is about layoffs from employment. very different topics.
The question wants to know about traveling to Australia and the response is about if you are laid off while working in Australia. These are not the same thing

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