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The week that was
Friday, 22 Jun, 2018
See what our Members of Parliament, Senator Fraser Anning, Honourable Bob Katter, Robbie Katter, Shane Knuth and Nick Dametto got up to this week. THE WEEK THAT WAS Senator Fraser Anning, Senator for Queensland On Monday 18th June, Senator Anning moved a motion that the Government moves the Australian Embassy to the western side of […]
Read moreMessage from the President
Friday, 22 Jun, 2018
ONE of the biggest threats facing our billion dollar agriculture industry is the increase in feral animals. Feral pigs in particular destroy crops, damage infrastructure and spread deadly diseases such as Panama TR4. These feral animals are costing the agricultural industry millions of dollars in damage and lost income. In order to address the problem […]
Read moreWhat’s on
Friday, 22 Jun, 2018
Find out about upcoming events that our Members of Parliament are attending including community and social events. WHAT’S ON SHANE KNUTH Saturday 23rd Shane will be at the Yungaburra Markets before heading to the coast to attend functions. Sunday 24th June, Shane will be at the Mission Beach Markets. NICK DAMETTO Cardwell Coast Guard […]
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KAP in the media this week
Friday, 22 Jun, 2018
Read about Katter’s Australian Party’s media mentions and moments from this week, including from radio, newspaper and more. KAP IN THE MEDIA THIS WEEK Monday 18th June 2018 KAP MEDIA MENTIONS Political change in the air for Griffith – Area News CHANGE is coming as a new political party makes its way to Griffith to […]
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Dametto helps residents ditch plastic
Friday, 22 Jun, 2018
HINCHINBROOK MP Nick Dametto is urging local residents to ditch plastic as retailers across Queensland phase out single-use shopping bags. Fresh after a busy stint in parliament, the Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) MP hit the pavement at shopping centres this week to mingle with constituents and hand out free reusable bags. “I always look forward […]
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The squeaky wheel gets the oil – or – NAIF funds (it would seem)
Thursday, 21 Jun, 2018
UPON receiving word that the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) is planning to provide the $516 million funds for the Kidston solar project in Georgetown, KAP Leader and Federal Member for Kennedy Bob Katter commended the move labelling it ‘long overdue’ and ‘imperative’ for the North. Mr Katter said, “At long last the pressure applied […]
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