hehe, not if your Peter Sterling.
Look, new south wales stole alot of Queensland territory with their shonky squigley border line that eats away at the true Queensland straight line border.
If Queensland took back the true line, then we would own Byron Bay as well. So think yourself lucky only Inglis left NSW.
It is why people in Tweed heads cross the border to have kids, just so they can claim their true birth-rights.
That is where the two heads comes into play.
QLD border has always been from Pt. Danger. The only change has been the western border in 1862
https://www.dnrm.qld.gov.au/mapping-data/maps/research-history/history/establishing-borders/since-proclamation
"...Now know you, that We have, in pursuance of the powers vested in Us by the said Bill and Act, and of all other powers and authorities in Us in that behalf vested separated from our Colony of New South Wales, and erected in to a separate Colony,
so much of the said colony of New South Wales as lies northward of a line commencing on the sea coast at Point Danger, in latitude about 28º 8’ south, and following the range thence which divides the waters of the Tweed, Richmond, and Clarence Rivers from those of the Logan and Brisbane Rivers, westerly, to the great dividing range between the waters falling to the east coast and those of the River Murray; following the great dividing range southerly to the range dividing the waters of Tenterfield Creek from those of the main head of the Dumaresq River; following that range westerly to the Dumaresq River; and following that river (which is locally known as the Severn) downward to its confluence with the Macintyre River; thence following the Macintyre River, which lower down becomes the Barwan, downward to the 29th parallel of south latitude, and following that parallel westerly to the 141st meridian of east longitude, which is the eastern boundary of South Australia, together with all and every the adjacent Islands, their members and appurtenances, in the Pacific Ocean: And do by these presents separate from our said colony of New South Wales and erect the said territory so described into a separate colony to be called the colony of Queensland..." (Letters Patent 1859. Queensland Government Gazette, 1859, p. 1.)
