Queensland has recorded three new local cases of COVID-19, with two infectious in the community.
The first case was detected on the Gold Coast, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said.
The man had one dose of the vaccine and was potentially infectious in the community for up to six days.
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He is in hospital and contact tracers are working to identify any exposure sites.
The second case was detected in Warwick in the state's south-east and is a First Nations person who is unvaccinated.
Ms Palaszczuk said the resident attended an event in Moree, a border community in New South Wales.
The case has potentially been infectious in the community for 10 days.
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The third case was detected in hotel quarantine in a person who flew in from Melbourne.
Health authorities are not concerned about this case.
Ms Palaszczuk said the state is expected to reach 80 per cent single dose milestone tomorrow, which is expected to trigger new freedoms.
The announcement that masks would no longer be mandatory at 80 per cent first dose coverage was made yesterday, leading to an increase in vaccination.
The premier announced that 79.84 per cent of the state had had their first shot and 67.84 per cent of the state were fully vaccinated.
"We will definitely see Queensland reach 80 per cent tomorrow and that does mean that masks will come off," Ms Palaszczuk said.
