Western Australia set to reopen borders to NSW and QLD as states record no new local COVID-19 cases

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22 Jan 2021 0 shares 2 views

Western Australia set to reopen borders to NSW and QLD as states record no new local COVID-19 cases

Western Australia set to reopen borders to NSW and QLD as states record no new local COVID-19 cases

SBS

Published 22 Jan 2021

Travellers from NSW and Queensland will soon be able to return to Western Australia but they will still be required to undergo 14 days quarantine.

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