Queensland frontline workers begin series of challenges to COVID-19 vaccine mandates

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Queensland frontline workers begin series of challenges to COVID-19 vaccine mandates

May 31, 2022 - 07:42 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Dozens of frontline workers including police and paramedics have gone to the Supreme Court to challenge COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The civil trial began in Brisbane today with lawyers arguing the rules are unreasonable and unjust.