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Queensland is now open to every state and territory except WA with holiday-makers encouraged to make plans for Easter
Queensland has reopened its borders to Greater Sydney after the region was able to bring its pre-Christmas coronavirus outbreak under control.
Key points:
- Queensland reopened its borders to Greater Sydney at 1:00am
- There are new restrictions in place for people travelling from WA
- The Premier is encouraging people to make Easter plans
As of this morning, it’s no longer a declared hotspot and millions of residents across 35 local government areas will now be able to enter Queensland without undergoing mandatory hotel quarantine.
The border checkpoints — put in place after people were caught sneaking in from the hotspot areas — are being removed, marking the end (at least for now) of what has been a herculean effort by authorities.
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