Originally Posted by Kiwi Flyer

I'd look for a longer connection. Health document checks on arrival are slow. If you are unlucky with one or more flights landed just before you there will be a long wait. Can easily take an hour or more just for that step. Although maybe being in a wheelchair it may be quicker since not the main queue.

Currently have to take a bus to get between international and domestic terminals as the pedestrian path is closed for construction works. I assume the transfer bus has wheelchair access.

As for wheelchair being ready at the gate on arrival, this could be hit and miss. For a recent departure there was someone waiting for wheelchair to arrive when I boarded, approx 60 minutes after the aircraft had pulled into the gate. There are massive staff shortages at the airport at the moment due to covid.