Hinchinbrook MP celebrates the start of the 2024 sugarcane crushing season

5 July 2024 Katter’s Australian Party Deputy Leader and State Member for Hinchinbrook, Nick Dametto, has welcomed the commencement of the 2024 sugarcane crushing season, highlighting its pivotal role in the local economy and acknowledging the perseverance of farmers, harvesting contractors and mill workers amid various challenges. “It’s gratifying to see that the 2024 season […] READ MORE

KAP hold only real crime solution amid Labor’s lip service & policy barren LNP

3 July 2024 Between the meaningless words of Labor, and the total absence of the LNP, Queenslanders are crying out for a real solution to the out-of-control crime in Queensland – the crime capital of Australian, the KAP Leader and member for Traeger, Robbie Katter has said. “As party leader I am asked all the […] READ MORE

Sedge saga:  Government must act now to reduce spread of invasive Navua sedge

2 July 2024 A crisis is unfolding across many North Queensland regions as the invasive weed Navua sedge (Cyperus aromaticus) continues its relentless spread across prime agricultural lands and recreational grounds and facilities. The aggressive weed has shown a remarkable ability to adapt and proliferate in our tropical climate, outcompeting native flora and reducing the […] READ MORE

Statement from Nick Dametto MP – Budget and Port Hinchinbrook STP matters

27 June 2024 I am aware that at yesterday’s special council meeting, the Cassowary Coast Regional Council (the Council) adopted their 2024-25 budget. Understandably, Port Hinchinbrook residents were shocked to learn that the sewage charges for the Port Hinchinbrook scheme are unfathomably high in comparison to other locations as can be seen below: I am […] READ MORE

Street University: Right Intentions, Wrong Street

26 June 2024 Hinchinbrook MP and Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Nick Dametto is standing up for local businesses owners in Kirwan, who have raised significant concerns regarding the rise in crime following the opening of the Street University on Castlemaine Street. Long-established businesses, some operating for up to 35 years, are now facing serious challenges […] READ MORE

Opinion Piece – Victoria’s gas and energy shortage becomes a Queensland problem.

25 June 2024 The extent of Australia’s escalating energy crisis is clearly on display in Victoria with the state at risk of running out of gas by the end of this winter – and should serve as not only a stark warning for the rest of the nation but also a wake-up call for Queensland […] READ MORE

Labor’s failures leave youth justice workers in harms way

21 June 2024  Youth workers at Townsville’s notorious Cleveland Youth Detention Centre have suffered serious injuries allegedly at the hands of violent youth criminals armed with makeshift weapons. Hinchinbrook MP and Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader lashed out at the State Labor Government claiming that situations like this were created by the pressure cooker […] READ MORE

30 Years of Service for Purono Park Rural Fire Brigade Stalwarts

20 June 2024 The Purono Park Rural Fire Brigade recently celebrated a special milestone with long-term members Ron and Bernice Rowe both being recognised for their 30 years of service to the local community. Over the weekend, Ron and Bernice were presented with a 30-year service trophy, a Certificate of Appreciation from the Assistant Commissioner […] READ MORE

Community Spirit Shines: Ingham Meals on Wheels Unveils New Facility

19 June 2024 Katter’s Australian Party Deputy Leader and Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto joined community members and donators on June 18, 2024, to commemorate a significant occasion—the official unveiling of the new Ingham Meals on Wheels facility at Eleanor Street. The Hinchinbrook MP stated that the growth of Ingham Meals on Wheels reflects not just […] READ MORE

Letter to the Editor: RE: Qld MPs in contempt for ‘inciting’ pro-Palestine protest – Courier Mail – 14/06/2024

18 June 2024 The strong support that Robbie Katter MP and I have received in the wake of last week’s Ethics Committee ruling has not gone unnoticed and I wish to take this opportunity to thank those who took the time to personally reach out and pass on their support and gratitude. On 7 March […] READ MORE