Queensland records one new case of coronavirus overnight. The new case is an overseas arrival who is already in quarantine.
Queensland has recorded one new case of coronavirus overnight taking the state's total to 1,150 since the beginning of the pandemic.It is the third consecutive day that Queensland has recorded no new cases of community transmission.
Yesterday Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young said there needed to be 14 consecutive days of no new cases outside of hotel quarantine before Queensland would ease restrictions.At least 24 of those cases are located in Ipswich and Brisbane's south-western suburbs.
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