Monday, 6 Sep, 2021
MEMBER for Hinchinbrook, Nick Dametto is saddling up to take on the raging bull at Ingham Sugar City Rodeo, September 11. The official welcome will commence at approximately 6.00pm which will lead into a special tribute to Will Murdoch and his Mini Bull Ride, the Charity Bull Ride will then follow soon after. The Katter’s […]
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The motivations and actions of the RSPCA have been called into question after two pet shop owners were acquitted of more than 45 animal mistreatment charges brought upon them by the animal welfare organisation. The RSPCA had charged Leichelle McMahon and her husband Shane with a total of 50 offences alleging the couple had failed […]
Read moreFriday, 3 Sep, 2021
BOB Katter, Member for Kennedy, and Shane Knuth, Member for Hill, have brutally savaged a Federal Senate Report[1] driven by the Greens which has deemed firearms to be ‘ineffective’ in the management of pests including feral pigs. Mr Katter said the report, driven by Greens Senator and anti-hunting-advocate, Senator Hanson Young, was riddled with blatant […]
Read moreThursday, 2 Sep, 2021
Please attribute the below to Katter’s Australian Party Leader, Robbie Katter MP: Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) was founded upon the principle of freedom, and it does not support mandatory vaccinations. We caution all levels of Government not to continue its encroachment on people’s rights and freedoms, even during these difficult times. History also shows that […]
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HINCHINBROOK MP Nick Dametto is eager to question witnesses at the second and final public hearing into his reef regulations reversal bill, which is being held tomorrow in Brisbane. A varied mix of witnesses, including reef expert Dr Peter Ridd, cane industry representatives and conservationists will state their cases at the hearing. Australian Institute of […]
Read moreWednesday, 1 Sep, 2021
First Australians denied the right to work by Brisbane-based bureaucrats will be empowered to secure jobs and provide for their families through legislation introduced into the Queensland Parliament by Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) today. The revised Working with Children (Indigenous Communities) Amendment Bill 2021, which will delegate decision-making powers around Blue Cards to Indigenous community […]
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