Wednesday, 5 Jan, 2022
Katter’s Australian Party Deputy Leader and Member for Hinchinbrook, Nick Dametto, has said the Queensland State Government’s border permit system is a costly bureaucratic boondoggle which is diverting policing resources away from fighting the rising wave of crime in north Queensland. A new border permit system, whereby interstate travellers to Queensland are required to complete […]
Read moreFriday, 31 Dec, 2021
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) candidate for Herbert, Clynton Hawks, says his message for the new year is to “look out for a mate” during what can be a difficult and stressful period. Mr Hawks said he’d like to use his federal election candidacy to raise awareness of the importance of self-care, and taking the time […]
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Thursday, 30 Dec, 2021
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and Member for Hinchinbrook, Nick Dametto, has called for the state and federal governments to work together to ensure COVID-19 rapid antigen tests are free, and freely available, to all Australians. Mr Dametto said he was pleased that KAP’s recommendation of incorporating a wider use of rapid antigen testing […]
Read moreTuesday, 28 Dec, 2021
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) candidate for Herbert, Clynton Hawks, says that the requirement for staff working in hospitality settings to isolate for seven days following a “close contact” event is unworkable and destroying local businesses. Mr Hawks says he wants an immediate review of the rule, with a view to scrapping it altogether. Mr Hawks’ […]
Read moreThursday, 23 Dec, 2021
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) candidate for Herbert, Clynton Hawks, is calling for the federal government to put a stop to attempts by the supermarket duopolies to take-over the pharmacy industry. Mr Hawks’ call comes following reports that Woolsworths’ CEO had penned an open letter to shareholders of API—owner of Priceline pharmacies—that they had nothing to […]
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Wednesday, 22 Dec, 2021
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and Member for Hinchinbrook, Nick Dametto, has welcomed the Prime Minister’s recent statement[1] supporting the use of rapid antigen testing, as well as the Queensland Government’s proposal for New South Wales (NSW) residents visiting the state be only subject to rapid antigen testing,[2] as a victory of common sense […]
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