What do the New South Wales border closures mean for our parenting arrangements over the Christmas holidays?
As of 1am this morning (Tuesday 22 December, 2020), Queensland residents travelling from anywhere in New South Wales that is not a current declared hotspot must apply for a Queensland Border Declaration Pass before returning to Queensland. Further, anyone travelling from a declared hotspot can only enter Queensland by air and will be forced to quarantine in government-arranged accommodation at their own expense.
The above direction obviously has significant implications for children travelling between states…