MEDIA
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1 February 2023
Regional patients at a loss from inadequate travel subsidy
1 February 2023 Thousands of regional Queenslanders who travel vast distances to receive medical treatment unavailable to them in their hometowns are being let down by Queensland Health which has not increased the Patient Transport Subsidy Scheme (“PTSS”) for the past 10 years, Katter’s Australian Party MPs have said. Under the PTSS, patients can apply […] READ MORE -
23 January 2023
Queensland in death spiral as kid crims reign free: KAP
23 January 2023 Another Queensland life has been tragically lost to youth crime, enraging Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) MPs who said the Palaszczuk Labor Government’s perverse apathy towards the crisis has left Queensland communities in a “death spiral”. At the weekend, a 43-year-old man was stabbed to death less than a kilometre from his home […] READ MORE -
20 January 2023
South-east corner gets a taste of croc problem
20 January 2023 Throughout North Queensland, and extending as far south as Stradbroke Island, there have been more than 105 crocodile sightings in the last month, sparking calls by Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) MPs for the Government to stop prioritising crocodiles over human lives and get serious about crocodile management. KAP Deputy Leader and Hinchinbrook […] READ MORE -
19 January 2023
Youth Justice Act reforms must address kid rapists
19 January 2023 Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto is eagerly awaiting the resumption of State Parliament when it is anticipated the Palaszczuk Government will introduce new legislation labelled as the “most comprehensive response to youth crime in Queensland”. The suite of “tough laws” was announced by the Premier in […] READ MORE -
18 January 2023
Local Forrest Beach children call for BMX track upgrades
18 January 2023 Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and Hinchinbrook MP, Nick Dametto visited the Forrest Beach BMX tracks after being invited by a young local to inspect the facilities and discuss funding options for the beachside track. More than fifteen young BMX enthusiasts attended the track to meet Mr Dametto as well as […] READ MORE -
11 January 2023
Frances Creek Driver Reviver to close as death toll soars
10 January 2023 Last year the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) announced that more than half of Queensland’s Driver Reviver sites, including the newly refurbished Frances Creek site south of Ingham, will close this year because they no longer meet health and safety regulations and are financially unviable. The Frances Creek Driver Reviver […] READ MORE -
22 December 2022
Merry Christmas Hinchinbrook
22 December 2022 Merry Christmas Hinchinbrook, may the festive season bring happiness and joy to you and your family. Christmas is a special time of year for traditions, giving, family and friends. It is easy to be caught up in the celebration and retail side of Christmas but it is important to remember the true […] READ MORE -
13 December 2022
New Federal EPA: Nothing more than a bottomless pit of over regulation
13 December 2022 The Federal Government’s decision to establish an independent Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) armed with heavy handed and domineering powers should have all developers and those in agriculture deeply concerned according to Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) MP’s. The announcement of the new EPA as well as a myriad of other measures, is part […] READ MORE -
2 December 2022
Dungeness Seawall: Deputy Premier “Shows us the Money”
2 December 2022 The Deputy Premier has come good on a previous commitment to support the crucial seawall at the entrance of Enterprise Channel, Lucinda. During Parliament on Friday, the Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning and Deputy Premier, Steven Miles, committed to cover the cost for the final studies required to […] READ MORE -
1 December 2022
Governments will sacrifice agriculture to “save” the reef
1 December 2022 The State and Federal Labor Governments have confirmed that they will bow down to the United Nations at the cost of Queensland’s agricultural industry following the release of the most recent UNESCO report recommending that the Great Barrier Reef (“GBR”) be added to the ‘in danger’ list. On Monday, UNESCO (United Nations […] READ MORE
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