SAVE Our TWIN TOWNS

Annastacia Palaszczuk MP do you care about all us border residents who can not get in and out of their homes due to traffic gridlocks. Not to mention the schools that won’t be able to get buses through.

Police warn ‘border reopening will be unworkable’

Could you afford to spend $300 a week on COVID tests just so you could work? Thousands of people in the Queensland-New South Wales border zone fear they will have to pay through the nose just to get to their jobs.

Annastacia Palaszczuk MP Justine Elliot MP Councillor James Owen

We have had enough Annastacia Palaszczuk MP

🛑🛑 A Federal MP has made a reignited push to open the border as international travel resumes.

Federal Member for Page Kevin Hogan has again called for the Queensland border to be reopened earlier than December 17.

“From today you can fly overseas and do not need an exemption, you can travel freely between NSW, Victoria and the ACT,” Mr Hogan said.

“But we cannot drive into Queensland.

“Family and friends need to be reunited; it is also too hard to get to medical appointments.

“I will continue to lobby the Queensland Government to open the border."

Annastacia Palaszczuk MP feel free to come down and talk to Tweed Heads Public School staff, teachers, principle & students who are Qld residents who are unable to go to school and work due to current border closures and jobs being deemed unessential.

Well it sure does feel like it. Here we go again another lockdown over a fully vaccinated person carrying the virus through our town. We can’t seem to win

When you have had enough!

: A man has been slapped with a $4000 fine, after crashing his way through the border checkpoint at when denied entry back into Queensland.

UPDATE: The Queensland Premier says a restricted border bubble will be introduced from 1am Monday

It’s for essential reasons including work (that cannot be done from home) and school.

Other essential reasons include:
- Essential shopping
- Care for a vulnerable person
- Healthcare

According to Queensland Health, essential workers crossing the border will need to have had at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Tweed Heads and other NSW regions are set to come out of lockdown from 12:01am Saturday.

More: https://ab.co/3A4NzZC

And here's how some locals have reacted: https://ab.co/3E1ZF8j