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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.
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Men’s Health Camp - Strong Men make Strong Leaders. ⛺️🐟🦀🌴
Thanks to Buddy Cassady for the invite out to Mungalla this afternoon for a yarn with that lads before they headed off for a camp out focused on reconnecting with culture, country and self improvement.
Before leaving I was given a crash course in throwing a spear, it would be safe to say I’d have to get a lot better before I had any chance of catching dinner.
Well done,
Nick Dametto MP.
Mungalla Aboriginal Tours
Maybe those Strong Leaders can try to controll their younger theiving youth..
Great idea.
☺️🎄🎅🏽Special Children's Christmas Party Townsville. 🎁🧸🎉
Probably the happiest day of the year, so many smiles. 😁
Nick Dametto MP.
National firearm register misfires on public safety 🔫🚔
A national firearm database is edging closer but KAP has always said a national register isn't necessary. The idea is nothing more than an expensive, tokenistic and politically motivated move to mislead laypeople into thinking they are safer.
Some people might be shocked to learn that in Queensland we still rely on a paper-based system for everything from weapon licences through to permits to acquire.
Giving Queensland a digitised system with real-time updates would be a much more effective way to reduce the confusion and backlog that exists within the Queensland firearms register.
Modernising Queensland's register would free up resources that could turn their focus to the illegal firearm market and that would go a long way towards actually improving public safety, not creating an additional 'list' of legally registered and acquired firearms.
Read the full media release below 👇 that includes comments from my Katter's Australian Party colleagues and Shooters Union Australia President, Graham Park.
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National firearm register misfires on public safety - Nick Dametto MP
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1 December 2023 The answer to improved transparency and more efficient weapons licensing management lies in the national uptake of New South Wales’ gold star system and not continued politicking aro...guys but it would be easy to hack as well if it went digital, if they cant get the categories right and with non firearms wisdom people( people without a firearms' licence) making rules they don't understand ,most police put in the weapons division are transferred there to be put in the naughty corner so to speak , and the old adage of them stopping work on your paperwork because they now want some other paperwork but they will not tell you until you call them and then you have to sort out there paperwork, licence need to be fixed as well every person who qualifies to use a cat"C" or "D" should be able to use them on a approved range with a number of shoots have to be done each year same as pistol , as well as you can have a pistol for club use but not able to use it in the field so many things not enough time merry christmas guys n god bless
