Tuesday, 1 Aug, 2023
Tune in Queensland is the message from Hinchinbrook MP and Katter’s Australian Paty (KAP) Deputy Leader, Nick Dametto, as the Northern Territory (NT) braces for the age of criminal responsibility to rise from ten to twelve years on the 1st of August. The Northern Territory Attorney-General claimed the decision to increase the age of criminal […]
Read moreMonday, 31 Jul, 2023
KATTER’S Australian Party MP Bob Katter has cautiously welcomed news the live cattle trade suspension imposed by Indonesia on four facilities may only last weeks following the discovery of Lumpy Skin Disease in cows “which had spent some time” already in the Asian country. In a meeting with the federal agriculture department on Monday Mr […]
Read moreMonday, 31 Jul, 2023
TWO maverick independent Federal MPs are calling for further action on the government’s superannuation “shake up” and have joined forces to rebuild Australian manufacturing while protecting the nation’s retirement balances. Kennedy MP Bob Katter and Fowler MP Dai Le want to restart Australian manufacturing and productivity by prescribing that Australian super funds invest in Australian, […]
Read moreFriday, 28 Jul, 2023
Hinchinbrook MP and KAP Deputy Leader, Nick Dametto, has labelled the State Government’s recent attacks on Queensland courts as cowardly and an erosion of the independence of the judiciary from the political arms of government. Recent media regarding a Townsville father who had his vehicle allegedly chased and rammed by machete wielding youth offenders in […]
Read moreThursday, 27 Jul, 2023
BLATANT lies, cancelled and postponed meetings, and a lack of communication from government has left a battling general practice clinic “disgusted” and disheartened as it prepares to permanently shut its doors to about 1000 patients. Cardwell Family Practice has operated for years without a fulltime GP, relying on costly locums and after months of pleas […]
Read moreThursday, 27 Jul, 2023
Queenslanders are bracing for what is tipped to be the Reserve Bank of Australia’s thirteenth rate rise since May 2022 as inflation continues to hover around six percent, with many low to middle income earners wondering if they will financially see the year out without foreclosing on their home loans. The Palaszczuk Government’s promise to […]
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