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Charges against border jumping duo dropped by NSW

Authorities in Queensland charged Diana Lasu and Olivia Muranga in July with fraud and providing false documents after they allegedly fibbed to avoid the 14-day self-isolation period after returning from Victoria. The case sparked outrage in the sunshine state when it emerged both women had contracted coronavirus in Melbourne, where they attended a house party.They infected at least three other people and sent the state’s contact tracers scrambling.Queensland’s border was closed to Victoria at the…
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