For some, the pandemic border closures still feel like yesterday, while for others they are a distant memory that is better left forgotten.
But for the Tweed Heads-Coolangatta community, one year on, there has been a lingering effect of the border barricades that divided Queensland and New South Wales and the intertwined towns.
"There's a real sense of they've got a grudge," local cafe owner Bridget Clarke said.
