Gladys Berejiklian has been blindsided by Annastacia Palaszczuk s decision to reopen the Queensland border to Greater Sydney.
A shocked New South Wales Premier had no idea her Queensland counterpart had announced plans on Thursday to welcome back Sydneysiders from February 1 until she did a radio interview.
Christmas holiday plans were ruined when the Sunshine state closed its border to 35 local government areas in Sydney, Wollongong and the Blue Mountains on December 20 following a fresh coronavirus outbreak.
Ms Berejiklian found out the good news she s been anxiously waiting for second-hand on air from 2GB breakfast host Ben Fordham.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejikian (pictured on Wednesday) said she didn t get a heads up from her Queensland counterpart about the borders reopening to Sydneysiders next week
Share Lots of kids will be heading back to school this week, and some will be starting for the first time, the social media post read. Wishing them all (and their mums and dads) a happy first day. 2020 was a really tough year for our children with Covid-19 causing lots of interruption and uncertainty.
Scott Morrison (pictured) is seen with his wife Jenny and daughters Lily and Abbey after he won the Liberal party leadership in May 2019 We still face many more challenges this year but here s hoping 2021 will be a better year. Good luck also to all those students heading into Year 12 and their final year of school.
The New South Wales Premier has announced restrictions will be lifted, after the state marked a 10th day without any locally transmitted COVID cases. From midnight this Friday, 30 people are allowed inside a home while 300 people will be allowed to attend weddings and funerals. Gladys Berejiklia . by Jacinta Lee | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather
Gladys Berejiklian reflects on personal and professional battles of 2020
The New South Wales Premier has vowed to lead more confidently in 2021, declaring it s her intention to take the Government to the 2023 election.
As Sydney s latest coronavirus outbreak appears under control, Gladys Berejiklian took time out of the big smoke for a tour of North Coast electorates alongside local Nationals MPs. COVID has disrupted everybody s lives, but I think what all of us want in 2021 is a bit more stability and a bit more certainty, and that s what I bring to 2021, Ms Berejiklian told 9News.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has said she will lead more confidently in 2021.(9News)