Tas. to open borders to low risk jurisdictions

ABC NEWS (Australia)
ABC NEWS (Australia)
  • 4 years ago
Tas. Premier Peter Gutwein says plans to open state borders on October 26th to South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland, Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory will go ahead at this stage.
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