Queensland records two new community COVID-19 cases, a Gold Coast teenager and woman in home quarantine

The Queensland Premier says the new COVID-19 cases detected outside hotel quarantine are a reminder the state is 'not immune to the pandemic'. Annastacia Palaszczuk said one of the new cases was an unvaccinated 17-year-old boy from the Gold Coast who had contact with a COVID-positive case that had travelled from New South Wales. Another was a woman in her 30s from Melbourne, who was in home quarantine. A third case — a truck driver from Gympie who travelled to Bundaberg — tested positive in NSW and will be counted as part of that state's figures.