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Queensland removes Tasmania as COVID-19 hotspot

October 18, 2021

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Queensland Health has declared that Tasmania will no longer be a COVID-19 hotspot.

As of 1am Tuesday, October 19, Tasmania will no longer be a declared hotspot, meaning Queenslanders will be able to travel home from the southern state, without needing to quarantine.

Queensland CHO Jeannette Young…

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