Queenslanders and northern NSW residents coming into Queensland will still need to apply for a border declaration pass to confirm they have not visited a hotspot in the previous 14 days.

Anyone entering Queensland from NSW or other declared hot spots is currently required to apply for a Queensland Border Declaration Pass, although no border checkpoints are in place at this time.

Queensland has announced it will re-open its border to travellers from NSW — but the deal comes with a strict condition.

Travellers coming from NSW to Queensland will require a border pass declaration from 1am this Sunday.

Queensland will open its border to 12 NSW local government areas under tight restrictions from Monday morning.

Queensland's border bubble will be shifted further south next month, letting 152,000 more people from NSW into the state without having to quarantine or apply for an exemption. Premier Annastacia ...

The Queensland-NSW border bubble has burst for more than 150,000 NSW residents after new postcodes were added to the state’s border zone.

The Queensland-NSW border bubble has burst for more than 150,000 NSW residents after new postcodes were added to the state’s border zone.

The automated online border pass system behind the reopening of Queensland’s borders next week will only be made live one hour beforehand, with all travellers, including those who have remained ...