Health authorities in Queensland are warning residents of the state's two biggest cities to be on high alert after confirmed measles cases spent time at concerts, tourist attractions and major hospitals.

Queensland Health issued an official measles alert on Wednesday night after a person with the disease was confirmed to have been at two hospitals in Brisbane, whilst three cases were also confirmed to have attended a Jelly Roll concert at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.

Another case was confirmed at a special event at Sea World on the Gold Coast late last month.

Queensland Health issued a public health alert in relation to the cases at the concert, which took place on Friday, October 24th.

Officials said the cases subsequently spent time at locations on the Gold Coast, B

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