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Day trippers allowed out

THE Queensland government is to reopen a number of the state’s fossicking spots for day use only, although social distancing guidelines still apply and people must stay within 50km of town.

 Young's Block near Charters Towers in North Queensland is open for day visitors

Young's Block near Charters Towers in North Queensland is open for day visitors

Starting from midnight May 1, Queenslanders will be able to visit a number of fossicking and General Permission Areas as long as they are within a 50km radius of a regional centre. This includes Clermont,...

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