Katter Launches Bill to Keep Bush Kids at Home
Turning the tide on bush towns bleeding their youths to the cities is a key focus for Katter’s Australian Party […]
Atherton Primary School allocated $1.1M
As part of the 2023/2023 State Budget, Atherton State School was allocated $1.1 million for a new security fence around
Queensland well runs dry on Ag training
Recently revealed data indicates that since Labor closed the doors for good on Queensland’s agricultural training colleges in 2019, little
Bush kids deserve choice in education: Katter
The news that the Palaszczuk Labor Government will increase the Living Away From Home Allowances Scheme (LAFHAS), up $4,000 in 2024, has been welcomed by outback politician Robbie Katter.
Dametto gets the ball rolling on Ingham TAFE campus
KATTER’S Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and State Member for Hinchinbrook, Nick Dametto is optimistic that drastic improvements necessary to breathe new life into the Ingham TAFE campus is another step closer following recent meetings between TAFE, Departmental staff and the Minister for Employment, Small Business and Training, the Hon. Di Farmer.
SECONDARY SCHOOLING OUT OF REACH FOR SMALL TOWNS
The transition of year 7 into secondary school in 2015 was welcomed by many, however Katter’s Australian Party leader and Traeger MP Robbie Katter has expressed his concerns, describing it as another thump in the chest for battlers in rural and remote areas.
Tailored tax system could boost fertility rates and ease nation’s population woes
Tailored tax system could boost fertility rates and ease nation’s population woes
Shane Knuth appalled with State Government cutting teachers pay checks
Member for Hill Shane Knuth said the Founding Fathers of the Labor movement would be turning in their graves over