Queensland SHUTS DOWN hotel quarantine to stop Covid-19 refugees trying to escape lockdown in NSW and Victoria - as Annastacia Palaszczuk shows off a VERY striking new look
Queensland has temporarily shut down its border to those wanting to relocate from NSW, Victoria and the ACT because hotel quarantine is 'full' after the state recorded zero new Covid cases overnight. 'We are really concerned about the pressure that the hotel quarantine system is putting on our resources,' Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said in her Wednesday morning press conference. Ms Palaszczuk - sporting a glamorous new look - said residents seeking to relocate from Covid hotspots had overwhelmed the state's hotel quarantine system. 'While we have allowed genuine relocations for work and other purposes, it has overwhelmed our hotels and it has to be stopped for at least the next fortnight,' she said. 'Queensland is being loved to death.' The new rules come into effect from 12pm Wednesday. 'Queensland is being loved to death,' Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said as she debuted a glam new look at Wednesday's Covid update N