Wednesday, 4 Feb, 2026
KENNEDY MP Bob Katter MP led a scathing attack on the Albanese Government’s handling of the Excise Tariff Amendment (Draught Beer) Bill 2025 in Parliament, calling it un-Australian and warning that it wasclear Labor was drunk on power moving legislation that threatens the heart of Aussie culture – having a beer at the local pub. […]
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Tuesday, 3 Feb, 2026
KAP Federal Member for Kennedy, Bob Katter, met with the Minister for Industry and Innovation, Hon Tim Ayres, in Parliament on the first sitting day of the year, as Rio Tinto’s proposed merger with Glencore’s Mount Isa Smelter reaches D-Day. Mr Katter thanked the Minister for his efforts to keep the smelter and refinery operating […]
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Tuesday, 20 Jan, 2026
KAP Federal Member for Kennedy Bob Katter has slammed the Federal Government for being masters of diversion rushing through laws in parliament today which will further restrict responsible gun owners and risk freedom of speech, instead of placing the focus on the flood of mass immigration and the radicalisation of the individuals, combined with systematic […]
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Monday, 19 Jan, 2026
KENNEDY MP, Bob Katter will extend his support to the Jewish community in Australia during a condolence motion in Parliament House today. The murder of so many innocent, everyday Australians, including the youngest - ten-year-old ‘Matilda’ – MUST be condemned at the highest level. Mr Katter said, “This wonderful little kid was murdered. “This lovely […]
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Monday, 12 Jan, 2026
Landholders are the kings of practical actions that make the most of any situation, The Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Leader, and Member for Traeger has said. Mr Katter toured extensively through the flood ravaged areas of Traeger over the last four days. “I was in a grazier’s chopper being shown around, and he made the […]
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Monday, 12 Jan, 2026
KAP Federal Member for Kennedy, Bob Katter, has unleashed on the federal and state government warning that this year’s flooding, stock losses and road destruction across the mid-west and Gulf must be the turning point for governments who continue to treat North Queensland’s annual wet season as an “unexpected emergency” instead of preparing for it […]
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