The rules clearly don't apply if you're famous.
Instead, Minogue and her son will self-isolate for the mandatory two weeks from the comfort of a private residence on the Gold Coast,The 48-year-old returned from the coronavirus-riddled United States over the weekend and headed straight to the Gold Coast property, reportedly given the exemption following a medical certificate provided by her doctor.
The Queensland Government told 7 News they were unable to comment on the singer’s case, and there are no suggestions Minogue has in any way breached COVID-19 restrictions. , with a statement on the State Government’s website declaring it had spent a whopping $19 million accommodating international arrivals.
“We project that figure to surpass $24 million by June 30. This was a critical measure to prevent COVID-19 but it also has been a costly measure to the public.”
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