Premier doesn’t want children returning to classrooms until after peak of Covid cases expected end of January or early February
‘Queensland will be facing its biggest test over the next four weeks,’ Annastacia Palaszczuk said when announcing a two-week delay to the 2022 school year.‘Queensland will be facing its biggest test over the next four weeks,’ Annastacia Palaszczuk said when announcing a two-week delay to the 2022 school year.school year has been delayed by two weeks and essential workers can now leave Covid self-isolation if they are in key roles, the state government has announced.
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