Moree mum calls for change to tough Queensland border restrictions after son is injured

Sophie Harris
August 26 2020 - 9:00am
AWAY FROM FAMILY: Gabbie, Chloe and Josh Elbourne are currently at a boarding school in Brisbane and may not be able to come home to Moree during the upcoming school holidays as a result of the strict Queensland border closure. Their mum Tammy Elbourne feared what would happen if one of them was sick or injured and she was unable to get to them, and those fears were realised on the weekend when Josh was injured playing rugby. Photo: supplied
AWAY FROM FAMILY: Gabbie, Chloe and Josh Elbourne are currently at a boarding school in Brisbane and may not be able to come home to Moree during the upcoming school holidays as a result of the strict Queensland border closure. Their mum Tammy Elbourne feared what would happen if one of them was sick or injured and she was unable to get to them, and those fears were realised on the weekend when Josh was injured playing rugby. Photo: supplied

Just last week, Tourism Moree CEO Tammy Elbourne was speaking out against the harsh Queensland border closure which is preventing her and many others from seeing their boarding school children.

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Sophie Harris

Sophie Harris

Senior Journalist

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