2020, despite a low number of cases during the COVID-19 pandemic, Queensland's state borders were temporarily and conditionally closed, and social distancing was introduced. In 2021, the State borders were again conditionally closed, and on July 21st, it was announced that Brisbane would host the 2032 Summer Olympics. See also References Bibliography Evans, Raymond: A History of Queensland, Cambridge 2007, 321 pages, ill. Ørsted-Jensen, Robert: Frontier History Revisited, Brisbane 2011, 284 pages ill. Reid, Gordon: A Nest of Hornets: The Massacre of the Fraser family at Hornet Bank Station, Central Queensland, 1857, and related events, Melbourne 1982. External links Queensland History quarterly Queensland History Central Queensland History Queensland State Archives – the state's major source of historical documentation relating to government Queensland's Declaration of War in 1914 Royal Historical Society of Queensland Welsby Library has a unique collection on Queensland history and the Commissariat Store is a convict museum State Library of Queensland's Heritage Collections – the state's largest collection of Queensland related historical materials including books, newspapers, films, photographs, manuscripts, ephemera, digital stories, clippings files, artworks, and realia Convict Queenslanders – those who arrived in Australia as convicts, then made their way to Queensland where they became a part of the colony's history Picture Queensland – online collection of images that documents Queensland's people, places and events, both historical and contemporary History Queensland Inc. Membership list Watch historical footage of Far North Queensland from the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia's collection.