No coronavirus hotspots in Australia means Queensland is open to all interstate visitors — here are the rules for Christmas gatherings

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5 years ago

December 17, 2020

After a mammoth 2020, this festive season is giving many families a chance to unwind and celebrate together for the first time in many months.

But as people gather for holidays and end-of-year events, what are the rules and guidelines for a COVID-free Christmas?

How many can I invite to my Christmas party?

If you’re planning a big event, it might be worth scoping out the local park.

Up to 50 people can attend a party at a private property (including those you live with), but up to 100 people can gather in public outdoor spaces.

Queensland Health recommends hosting Christmas gatherings outside or in a well-ventilated area.

Food should be served on individual plates and…

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