The NRL has come good on its promise to reunite players with their families, with the Queensland government agreeing to an application to relocate Sydney-based loved ones to the Gold Coast on Wednesday | proshenks SMHsport
The NRL has come good on its promise to reunite players with their families, with the Queensland government agreeing to an application to relocate Sydney-based loved ones to the Gold Coast on Wednesday.
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo sent the following letter – obtained by the Herald – to players, officials and families on Monday night.“I’m delighted to inform you that as promised, we will be able to reunite you with your family in Queensland soon. The Queensland Government has this evening approved our application to relocate Sydney based families to the Gold Coast.
“Families who are based in the three Local Government Areas, which are currently under NSW Public Health orders not to leave, will also be permitted to travel. As I explained to you on a call earlier this evening, you will be located in a separate section of the hotel to minimise risk to the broader group.“I want to thank you all for the patience you have shown while our team has worked closely with Queensland and NSW Governments to have the necessary exemptions approved.
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