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Queensland Police charge Victorian woman over false information at border

A Victorian woman has been charged after she allegedly gave false information to police upon her arrival into Queensland.
Officers from task force Sierra Linnet reviewed the border declaration of a 51-year-old woman who told authorities she was travelling into Queensland from Victoria for “essential work purposes”.
Gympie police attended an address at 11am this morning and spoke to the woman. Further investigations revealed that she lied at the border about her purpose for entering…
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