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Queensland could reopen borders to Victoria by Christmas if low case numbers continue
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says low coronavirus case numbers in Victoria are “very encouraging” and could mean Queensland will open its borders to the southern state before Christmas.
Key points:
- The Premier says she is not concerned about NSW opening to Victorians
- She says there are “encouraging” signs that could allow Victorians back into Queensland
- A new online border declaration pass system will be unveiled next week
She also welcomed the High Court’s ruling that Western Australia’s hard border complied with the Constitution, dismissing a challenge from billionaire miner Clive Palmer.
Victoria has recorded its seventh day in a row with no new coronavirus infections or deaths.
Queensland’s border remains closed to Greater Sydney and…
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