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Queenslanders are being told to get fully vaccinated and prepare for the state borders to reopen in time for the festive period.
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Queenslanders are being told to get fully vaccinated and prepare for the state borders to reopen in time for the festive period.
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Queenslanders should prepare themselves for the possibility of hundreds of COVID-19 virus cases being reported daily when borders reopen, even once 80 per cent of eligible people are fully vaccinated, experts warn.
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