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Positive signs for COVID-safe Easter trips – Busselton Dunsborough Mail
Easter travel plans are looking more positive as Queensland’s COVID-19 response keeps the Greater Brisbane outbreak to two clusters. Premier Annastacia Palasz……
Easter travel plans are looking more positive as Queensland’s COVID-19 response keeps the Greater Brisbane outbreak to two clusters.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk wants good testing rates to continue across Queensland and no unlinked community transmission.
“Fingers crossed we will be looking good for Easter,” she told reporters on Wednesday.
Ms Palaszczuk announced just two new community cases recorded overnight, including another nurse.
If there’s more “encouraging news” overnight, she is expected…
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