Queensland Health Minister Yvette D'Ath says home quarantine for fully vaccinated visitors will start on November 19 at the latest. Photo: ABC

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Masks off as state moves to fast track home quarantine

Queenslanders are free to take off their masks and vaccinated domestic travellers who fly into Queensland, and have external access to their homes, will be allowed to quarantine at home as soon as 70 per cent of the state’s residents are fully vaccinated.

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Soft opening: Border bubble back in place as state edges closer to lifting gates

Queensland has eased restrictions on travel to and from all NSW border communities regardless of COVID-19 cases in some of them, in a further hint the state could be moving towards reopening its borders.

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Snag and a jab - Queensland enlists Bunnings to help lift lagging vaccine rates

The Queensland government will roll out COVID-19 vaccines at Bunnings stores in a bid to boost uptake as the state prepares to eventually reopen the borders.

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Crack in the wall: Qld's home quarantine trial for 1000 returning residents

Queensland’s chief health officer “hopes to see” widespread home quarantine in the state by December, with a trial starting next week.

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'Ready for takeoff': PM details how Aussies can return to the world

The Morrison government has announced plans on how and when fully vaccinated Australians can resume international travel, with a key requirement for home quarantine on their return.