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Scott Morrison’s regional Queensland tour overshadowed by talk of COVID quarantine site
The Prime Minister is wasting no time in central Queensland enjoying a mandatory beer at a Gladstone pub, catching up with local politicians and hearing from locals in the port city.
Key points:
- Scott Morrison says locals have expressed concerns about a possible quarantine hub near Gladstone
- One resident says quarantining overseas arrivals in regional Queensland will be better than the Brisbane-based system
- While in the port city, the PM announced a heads of agreement with natural gas companies
It has been another action-packed 24 hours for Scott Morrison after a whirlwind tour of western and north-west Queensland earlier this week.
At a tour of an oil refinery on Thursday morning, Mr Morrison announced a new heads of agreement with three…
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