Queensland will open its borders to inter-state travellers from Covid hotspots for the fully vaccinated from 17 December. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk made the announcement as she outlined the state’s reopening plan, which sets out when restrictions on arrivals will ease, based on vaccination modelling. At 70% fully vaccinated, expected on 19 November, people will be able to enter Queensland from domestic hotspots, provided they are fully vaccinated, arrive by air, have a negative test in the previous 72 hours and undertakes 14 days home quarantine. At 80%, expected on 17 December, the state will reopen fully to arrivals from hotspots without quarantine, and will have no restrictions on arrivals at 90% fully vaccinated

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