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Who is Nick Dametto?
Nick Dametto is your State Member for Hinchinbrook, dedicated to serving his local community and delivering for the region.
Nick is passionate about the issues that matter to North Queenslanders and will always fight for their fair share.
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Fighting for Regional Queensland
Mr Dametto won the seat of Hinchinbrook at the 2017 Queensland State Election. Tackling youth crime, attracting jobs and investment to the region, Port Hinchinbrook normalisation and fighting for North Queensland’s farmers are just a few of Nick’s passions.
The Issues
Agriculture
Crime
Economy & Industry
Energy
Environment
Firearms
First Australians
Rural & Regional
Water
Taking time to appreciate the roses 🌹☺️
I’ve noticed lately every time someone asks me how I’m going my default answer is busy, life seems to just pass by so quickly in this fast paced world. 🌎
This afternoon I chose not to be busy for once and visited my Nonna (grandmother) for a few hours, we watched cooking shows, U.S political and religious clips on YouTube and talked about whatever she wanted to chat about.
She showed me old photos of her parents and siblings from a time far gone which help me better understand where I come from while I flicked through photos on my phone to show her what I and my family have been up to.
Sometimes it’s ok not to be busy and take a moment to value time.
I hope you are all enjoying your Saturday.
Nick Dametto MP.
👏🏽Halifax Progress and Tourism Association Markets. ☕️🍩🌸🍯🧤
Well done to Brian Rupp from the progress association and diehard market store holders for braving the weather this morning in Halifax.
It was nice to hear even though the wet weather was a bit of a challenge most vendors did well.
Nick Dametto MP.
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🎨🔫 Townsville Paintball hosts National Round of the NXL Paintball Tournament.
This morning I pulled into Alice River to chat with those competing in this weekend’s tournament. Competition Paint Ballers have traveled interstate to test out their skills on our local course.
Hot topic was trying to find more ways to attract young people to become involved in the sport.
One hindrance is that paintball markers (also known as paintball guns or paintball guns) are currently classified in Queensland.
In other Australian states paintball markers are not classified as firearms like they are in Queensland.
I look forward to working with the NXL Australia to help build this great sport.
Nick Dametto MP.
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I didn’t even know that Townsville Paintball existed 👏🏼 Need to visit 😜
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