Wednesday, 28 Feb, 2024
Kennedy MP Bob Katter and Clark MP Andrew Wilkie dressed as pigs and walked the halls of Federal Parliament on Wednesday to resemble the supermarkets with their “snouts in the trough” – allegedly underpaying their producers and price gouging off their consumers. Mr Katter said it should be noted that he and his crossbench colleague […]
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The State Government have recently announced the start of construction on their new $620 million dollar youth detention centre in Woodford which will consist of 80 beds at a staggering cost of over $7.8 million per bed, a price tag that has infuriated people across the State. Hinchinbrook MP and Katter’s Australian Party Deputy Leader […]
Read moreTuesday, 27 Feb, 2024
THE grandson of one of Qantas’ early investors has labelled the airline’s $1.2bn underlying half-year profit as “ironic,” stating it was once acceptable for the carrier to report losses, so long it provided an essential service to regional Australians. Katter’s Australian Party MP Bob Katter, whose grandfather was that investor, said now the self-proclaimed “spirit […]
Read moreTuesday, 27 Feb, 2024
In light of today's landmark ruling by Justice Martin in the Brisbane Supreme Court, declaring the Queensland Police Commissioner's Covid Vaccination Mandate unlawful, State Member for Hill Shane Knuth has called upon the Premier to order all Government Departments to immediately withdraw all COVID vaccination mandates and any current related disciplinary actions being pursued against […]
Read moreThursday, 22 Feb, 2024
The Queensland Governments’ rapid pursuit of renewable energy targets now align with the Federal goal to reach 82% renewables by 2030. This aggressive target is said be achieved through the construction of solar and wind farms and battery installations across the country. However, amidst the urgency to meet such unreasonable targets, grave concerns have emerged […]
Read moreWednesday, 21 Feb, 2024
State members of the Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) say the Miles Government’s new ‘Intensive On Country’ program aimed at addressing youth crime fails to deliver a solid punch and deliberately remains silent on key components of the KAP’s Relocation Sentencing Policy. Although the language and objectives of the Intensive On Country program bear a striking […]
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