Thursday, 4 Jul, 2024
North West Queensland’s water assets should be in local hands, not controlled by SunWater in Brisbane, Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Leader and member for Traeger, Robbie Katter said. “It is great to see Mount Isa City Council Mayor, Peta MacRae, and Cloncurry Shire Council Mayor Greg Campbell, joining forces to put pressure on the Queensland […]
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Robbie Katter, KAP Party Leader and State Member for Traeger, and Duane Amos, KAP Candidate for Cook, call for immediate halt to the Queensland Government's $700 million Bribie Island Bridge promise. This move comes as North Queensland’s vital Barron River Bridge continues to be neglected despite servicing over 200,000 Cairns residents and 36,000 Cook constituents. […]
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State Member for Hill, Shane Knuth, has unleashed his fury at the Queensland Government for the forced withdrawal of his Crocodile Control and Conservation Bill from the Health, Environment, and Agriculture Committee. In a ruling tabled at the Queensland Parliament on July 1, 2024, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly stated: "In this instance, the […]
Read moreWednesday, 3 Jul, 2024
Between the meaningless words of Labor, and the total absence of the LNP, Queenslanders are crying out for a real solution to the out-of-control crime in Queensland – the crime capital of Australian, the KAP Leader and member for Traeger, Robbie Katter has said. “As party leader I am asked all the time who we […]
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THE following statement is attributed to Mr Katter who is deeply honoured by the gesture of commemorating his 50 years of service with an official portrait. KAP Federal Member for Kennedy, Bob Katter said, “It is an honour for an ordinary bloke. The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese and Milton Dick, whatever others may say about […]
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KAP’s Federal Member for Kennedy, Bob Katter, asserted his right to infuriate his fellow members of parliament when it comes to defending and supporting those Australians sent to war by their government. The Defence Amendment (Parliament Joint Committee on Defence) Bill was passed with support of the Liberal opposition on July 1, their only change […]
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