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Potential holiday areas closed due to tighter health laws as MP tells tourists to 'go home'

Alasdair McDonald
Updated March 31 2020 - 8:38am, first published March 27 2020 - 3:00pm
Mimosa Rocks National Park is one of many across the state to close certain areas including campgrounds. Picture: Aaron Riley
Mimosa Rocks National Park is one of many across the state to close certain areas including campgrounds. Picture: Aaron Riley

Areas of national park have become some of the latest public spaces to be closed as all levels of government impose stricter travel and social distancing laws in an attempt to limit the transmission of COVID-19.

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