Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has travelled to Queensland for his re-election campaign after being identified as a casual COVID-19 contact. Morrison was deemed a casual contact after attending the Kincoppal-Rose Bay graduation gala at Darling Harbour in Sydney last Friday. He has returned two negative PCR tests, according to New South Wales (NSW) Health and the chief medical officer. Therefore, per Queensland rules, he is not required to isolate upon arrival into that state. Morrison confirmed his Queensland trip during an interview with 4BC radio on Wednesday morning after the state’s authorities deemed it safe, saying being deemed a close or casual contact with a confirmed case was part of living with the virus. “The virus is there. Omicron is in Australia. We’re going to live with this virus, not let it drag us back where we’ve been,” he said, adding that Australia has got one of the highest vaccination …