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NewsColony Online form is launched for anonymously reporting coronavirus social-distancing breaches  Dobbing in neighbours breaching COVID-19 social distancing laws in Queensland has become easier with a simple online form.    Restrictions across the state will be eased on the weekend with residents permitted to travel up to 50km from home for a picnic, to visit a park, go shopping or even take a boat trip. However, mingling in public is only allowed among members of the same household or, if you’re single, you can hang out with one other person. An online form has been launched in Queensland to anonymously report people breaching COVID-19 restrictions. Crowds of sunseekers gathered on the sand at North Burleigh heads on Sunday despite beach outings being limited to exercise purposes Queensland Police Deputy Commissioner and state disaster coordinator Steve Gollschewski said the vast majority of people are adhering to health directions. But police want to kn...