Travellers can now enter Qld without COVID test or border pass

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2022-01-14

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Domestic travellers are now able to cross freely into Queensland as of 1am this morning without the need for a border pass or a negative test result. Tweed Heads Mayor, Chris Cherrys, says it's welcome news for people hit by the restrictions.
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