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Qld confirms 1 new COVID-19 cases
Interstate families needing to cross the Queensland border to access vital healthcare will have greater support with the establishment of a new help hotline, as the premier stands firm on her strict border measures.
Annastacia Palaszczuk said while she refused to be bullied over the state’s border closures, she and her team “want to do more” to help families needing urgent care.
It comes after Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg took aim at Ms Palaszczuk over the “cruel” border…
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