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Alternatives suggested to deal with border traffic nightmare

Premium Content Subscriber only A TWEED councillor has joined the list of people writing to the Queensland Premier to suggest ways of easing the border traffic pain for the twin-town communities. Tweed Shire councillor James Owen wrote to Annastacia Palaszczuk today asking for the border checkpoints at Ducat St in Tweed Heads and Nerang Murwillumbah Rd, Natural Bridge to be re-established. “I have been inundated with complaints from Tweed Shire residents regarding the increasing concerns, issues, and inconveniences they are experiencing when crossing the QLD border to go about their essential daily business,” Mr Owen wrote. “It is causing a wealth of problems, both for businesses and individuals, and is increasing community frustration and anger.”

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Sydney woman is fined $4,000 for trying to cross Queensland border TWICE

A woman from Sydney was caught trying to sneak over the Queensland border a second time after being caught lying on her first attempt. The woman was slapped with a $4,000 fine after she traveled from Sydney to a checkpoint on the Gold Coast Highway, was turned around, and then drove to a second checkpoint on the M1 Motorway. Queensland Police Chief Superintendent Mark Wheeler said on Tuesday that officers were easily able to identify where the woman had traveled from on the second occasion as her details and registration were recorded at the first traffic stop. A car is stopped by police officers manning a border checkpoint at Coolangatta on the Gold Coast on Tuesday (pictured)

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The activities that are banned this Xmas

Here is what you can and can’t do this Christmas. News by Ally Foster 22nd Dec 2020 5:02 PM Every state and territory in Australia has introduced some form of restrictions this year in response to the pandemic. The recent coronavirus outbreak in Sydney means a number of restrictions have been reintroduced, which can make it tricky to know exactly what you are allowed to do. With Christmas just around the corner and many people travelling to see loved ones it is important to know the rules in whatever part of the country you will be in. NEW SOUTH WALES Visitors/gatherings

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COVID-19 NSW, VIC, QLD: Rules and restrictions for Christmas in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane

COVID-19 NSW, VIC, QLD: Rules and restrictions for Christmas in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
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Confused by Queensland s coronavirus border rules with New South Wales? Here s what you need to know

Confused by Queensland s coronavirus border rules with New South Wales? Here s what you need to know Posted MonMonday 21 updated TueTuesday 22 DecDecember 2020 at 7:59am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch s Police say 57 vehicles containing 115 people have so far been turned around at the NSW-Queensland border. Share Print text only Cancel Queensland s rush to stop coronavirus spreading from New South Wales has created a whole new set of rules for locals and visitors to get their heads around. There are different rules for residents and non-residents, and they depend on where you ve come from and when you were in a designated NSW hotspot.

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