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.AnnastaciaMP says she will begin discussions this week to ease restrictions on businesses but does not envisage the Queensland borders opening “anytime soon”.

Annastacia Palaszczuk says she will begin discussions this week to ease restrictions on businesses but does not envisage the Queensland borders opening “anytime soon”. Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Ms Palazczuk said the state needed to "take it one step at a time” and would begin talks with hospitality tourism heads “to put in place our clear roadmap to recovery”.

“It is really important that once we have settled our plans for schools that now we can focus on our plan for Qld’s economic recovery including jobs,” she said. “We are looking at those recovery plans right across Qld, especially regional Qld as well as the south-east.” Five new coronavirus cases have been recorded in the state overnight with the Qld Chief Health Officer revealing three were acquired interstate.

 

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AnnastaciaMP Closing the state borders has no effect on Covid 19, closing Australia's borders did. Just State Premiers trying to make it look like they're doing something !

AnnastaciaMP keeping the Queenslanders out of great beaches down here...GREAT..

AnnastaciaMP I hope your remembered for the rest of your days as the prolonger of unnecessary misery inflicted on QLDers ... your no leader Palachook your a coward.

AnnastaciaMP Government is most effective when it gets out of the way.

AnnastaciaMP The way she operates it may be easier to fly to NZ than going from Coolingata to Tweed Heads

AnnastaciaMP It really is the Litmus Test of intelligent governance to see how these Premiers re-open their Economies. And if they relinquish the extreme powers they were handed.

AnnastaciaMP It all needs to open Today!

AnnastaciaMP Another clueless politician. We’re being played

AnnastaciaMP Except for bogan footballers. What sort of country are we living in?

AnnastaciaMP QLD gov hates business.

AnnastaciaMP A research published on 2015 detailed how to create SARS-like virus by changing the virus DNA from the bat. ; The co-authors who were from Wuhan Institute of Virology are Xing-Yi Ge & Zhengli-Li Shi.

AnnastaciaMP The shutdowns were to stop the hospitals from being inundated. The curve is now non existent. I don't know how you have the right to keep destroying businesses with no justification. This is madness. The country will never recover

AnnastaciaMP Typical leftist approach. Never had a dollar invested in any business but wants it all her way. It’s time to open up totally for buisness!

AnnastaciaMP what about flights back into Brisbane From overseas etc? when is all that going to be open again?

AnnastaciaMP Except for NRL teams.

AnnastaciaMP So typical of our dictators from the left.

AnnastaciaMP It’s all good and wonderful to see most of the states achieving results that are the envy of the world however the state premiers must not prolong their isolation from other states for far too long as we must resume living as one country.

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