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• Category: National
  • Littlewood fails Aussie farmers again by axing the bio-security levy
  • Cardwell dredge project needs priority funding
  • The Week That Was
• Category: Newsroom
  • Bob Katter urges Attorney General not to appeal the Federal Courts Indonesia live export ruling
  • KAP calls for Minister to step in over pub fines
  • The Week That Was
  • Disgraceful sell-off of Aussie farms and water continues
  • Cairns MP’s claim credit for upgrade they had no part in securing
  • KAP calls for government buy-in of desperate QANTAS
  • KAP demands clarity on foreign water barons
  • National Commission for Defence and Veteran Suicide Prevention must be made up of former soldiers, not high ranking officers
  • The Week That Was
  • Labor’s election laws favour only themselves
  • Labors triple failure closes Dalby bio-refinery
  • LNP votes against restarting Australia’s car manufacturing industry
  • Katter calls for permanent visa cutbacks
  • Outback innovation to keep virus at bay
  • Not a drop of money on water security in latest drought spending
  • Lock up of First Australian communities ends, but discrimination continues
  • The Week That Was
  • Ongoing shame awaits if the Federal Government appeals the Federal Court’s live export decision
  • New health era on the way for Charters Towers
  • Yarrabah micro-grid proposal receives federal funding for feasibility study
  • Deeds not words needed to help first Australians
  • Hose ’em down and send ’em – Katter on WA sheep live export
  • The Week That Was
  • Brutal execution of power necessary
  • Letter to the Editor: Hope for the dairy industry after landmark court decision.
  • State must step in on “roadside robbery”
  • Federal housing scheme forgets regions
  • Bob Katter: We are not simply in a recession, but a Covid-19 depression
  • Disastrous Gillard live export ban ruled invalid
  • Regional housing needs Federal focus
  • First Australians still “locked-up”
  • The Week That Was
  • Local journalism dealt a blow in newspaper closures
  • Opportunity for regional newspapers to be resurrected on an owner-operator basis
  • KAP calls for community newspaper start-ups
  • Defeat of KAP’s Blue Card bill
  • Power sick premier locks down First Australians
  • Businesses left in the lurch after grant program closes
  • Labor misses mark on crime petition response
  • Premier Olympics bid not even worthy of bronze
  • The Week That Was
  • KAP puts pressure on Premier to de-centralise
  • Dametto pressures Minister over reef regs
  • Dametto sends message to Parliament: Free the North
  • Katter calls on the Premier to scrap the Queensland Olympics bid
  • Katter celebrates CopperString funding
  • The Week That Was
  • Minister must act on First Australian communities
  • KAP cautious but keen on states Virgin bid
  • North QLD dams set for completion thanks to federal funding
  • Bob Katter forced to travel to Canberra
  • A note to our new Treasurer
  • We’ve put all our eggs in the basket of the last powerful dictatorship on Earth
  • Minister has “Road to Damascus” moment
  • Bob Katter calls for a relaxing of restrictions as North Qld goes 28 days without a Coronavirus case
  • Katter sceptical but supportive of Labor’s immigration overhaul plans
  • Businesses need a restart date
  • Katter urges Treasurer to boost Aussie buybacks
  • The Week That Was
  • Capitalise on Covid-19 and cease selling Australia to China
  • Fast-tracked upgrade of inland highways vital for agricultural freight and tourism
  • Vale Ian Causley 1940-2020
  • Katter welcomes 8 new mobile phone towers for Kennedy
  • A refusal to mandate ethanol leaves Australia vulnerable to attack, and is killing thousands of citizens
  • The Week That Was
  • Gel blaster owners treated with contempt by Labor
  • Katter launches servo boycott after ACCC hands tied on fuel prices
  • The Federal Government’s contact tracing app is Orwellian
  • QANTAS buy in not bail out best option for Australia
  • Rental laws must not punish battlers
  • The Week That Was
  • KAP secures big win for licensed firearms owners
  • Development bank our once chance to escape peril
  • Firearm restrictions no help in stopping swine fever
  • Katter writes to the ACCC about the North’s bowser pain
  • COVID-19 has small business on the ropes
  • State must support business on the ropes
  • The Week That Was
  • Power companies must shoulder virus load
  • Foreign Investment Review Board is the Abominable Never Say No Man
  • Un-Australian exporters must go
  • Labor bungles firearms exemptions
  • Government folds under firearms industry pressure
  • Small businesses crushed after State bans firearms sales
  • The Week That Was
  • Unemployed locals must put their shoulders to the wheel
  • Address FIFO risks or shut it down
  • Foreign asset sales the next potential pandemic
  • Coronavirus exposes our lack of manufacturing
  • The Week That Was
  • Katter calls for protection for quarantining of NQ
  • Community call-out to support all in crisis
  • Ports ban a blow to live export trade
  • COVID 19 – Regional hospitals
  • Crime policy a mess under Labor
  • KAP implores all to look after Australia
  • Covid-19 statement
  • The Week That Was
  • Misguided inquiry offers false hope to farmers
  • KAP welcomes backflip on youth crime
  • Labor makes token gesture towards crime fight
  • Free market fails unit owners on insurance
  • Secrecy around figures hurting NWMP’s future
  • The Week That Was
  • Youth crime crisis: Listen to the people
  • Gel blaster petition cracks 11,000 signatures
  • Take the power off insurance companies
  • Show me the money: Katter demands answers on tourism funding
  • Dungeness redevelopment vital step forward for Hinchinbrook
  • Super pest a danger for Hinchinbrook growers
  • Govt. milking Aussie farmers dry for their Chinese masters
  • Katter urges Senators to use some ‘common cents’ when voting on Cash Ban Bill
  • The Week That Was
  • Katter backs call to immortalise league legend
  • Pest crisis threatens food security
  • KAP salty with Infrastructure Australia’s desalination plan
  • Labor fails community on bail laws
  • Katter backs bill for more senators in rural and northern Australia
  • Gel blaster petition is common sense
  • Katter’s beef with Brexit
  • The Week That Was
  • Two out of seven – you failed miserably
  • Katter Snapping at the Government’s feet on Tourism
  • KAP’S Blue card bill due for debate
  • Stop using North Queensland as political football
  • Canavan fails energy test
  • $2.4 million secured for River Trust
  • The Week That Was
  • Labor rejects KAP’s solutions for farmers
  • Ministerial appointment leaves rural Australia with little to proud of
  • Banana farms at mercy of feral pigs
  • DVA must be examined by new national commissioner
  • Minister stumbles over bat question
  • Robbie Katter takes the reigns of the KAP
  • The Week That Was
  • Telstra abandons Upper Stone customers
  • Gas reserve policy five years too late for Queensland
  • Contractor to help against Ingham bats
  • The wasted wet – 32 years no dams and counting
  • The Week That Was
  • Katter to bring back vote to take back Australia
  • Automation hurting local jobs
  • Major parties treat dairy farmers with contempt
  • Battle won in war on outback airfares
  • The Week That Was
  • Bob Katter reacts to nuclear proposal
  • Smoke and mirrors out at CuDeco
  • Another dredging milestone for Cardwell
  • Key meeting to help solve bat problem
  • Works to start next year on highway blackspot
  • Katter slams Qld Govt’s Pristine Water “depopulate and destroy” policy
  • Western Queensland weather radars down for scheduled maintenance during cyclone season
  • Katter backs online gambling proposal
  • The Week That Was
  • KAP warns of Green Monsters latest Queensland attack
  • KAP warns Queensland could be a ticking tinderbox
  • Farm reef runoff issue overblown
  • Local buisness fundraiser for fire victims
  • Dametto marks big year in politics
  • The Week That Was
  • Household program should be in budget
  • Mulga madness exposes property rights dilemma
  • Tully grandstand sod turn
  • Plaque unveiling commemorates the 35th anniversary of the restoration of self-management and ownership of land for the people of Yarrabah
  • Katter calls time on bat crisis
  • Katter joins Tully sugar farmers in China fight for fair go
  • Mission Beach GP shuts down after 25 years
  • Cardwell dredging – show me the money
  • More police needed as Mt. Isa locals live in fear
  • The Week That Was
  • Feds need to ramp up sugar market pressure
  • Dairy farmers only getting 2 cents a litre
  • Chinese target Cape York for next takeover
  • Modern government lacks Sir Joh’s vision
  • Minister presides over Cardwell rail fail
  • Positive step in fight against noxious weed Navua Sedge
  • Feds need to ramp up sugar market pressure
  • The Week That Was
  • Aussie kids face sour milk future unless dairying is reregulated
  • KAP secures vital support for forgotten flood victims
  • Parking for vision impaired a step closer
  • Katter’s front Jones’ Dubbo farm forum with reconstruction message
  • The Week That Was
  • Father Damian celebrates 25 years
  • State asked to throw farmers mulga lifeline
  • National Ag Day promotes good cause
  • Dametto lashes Fed Govt on insurance failure
  • Katter warns Folau witch-hunt example of worsening religious persecution
  • District anticipates season end
  • The Week That Was
  • Farcical dairy code protecting the wrong people
  • An open letter to the Governments of Australia
  • Dametto stands up for dairy farmers
  • Doctor shortage a painful problem for the North
  • The Week That Was
  • Drought tour: Mulga scrub would save the herd
  • Wheely good group needs your help
  • Vote buying; pigs flying; gunna do’s and dam déjà vu’s
  • KAP unveils largely cost-free drought solutions
  • KAP adds voice to crime meeting
  • Demand grows for return of household program
  • The Week That Was
  • Katter applauds Mayfair 101 for keeping spirit of Dunk Island alive
  • Townsville crime crisis risks civil unrest on streets
  • State Government to blame on bats
  • Crime wave creating a ‘gangster’s paradise’: Dametto
  • Katter warns CuDECO to dig deep and pay ex-staff
  • Disability parking reform discussion to drive change
  • The Week That Was
  • Dametto welcomes dredge funding for One Mile Creek
  • Minister called in on Cudeco wage crisis
  • Hughenden dam close to being drought proof
  • The Week That Was
  • Regional lines irrelevant in fight for state’s future
  • Minister looks at dialysis options for Ingham
  • LNP goes left on energy at expense of all
  • China an opportunity for local businesses
  • The Week That Was
  • KAP throws PETA to the dogs over pigging ban
  • Labor’s grand plan to (de) construct dams
  • Dametto calls for disability parking permit changes
  • Secrecy surrounds government’s bat review
  • The Week That Was
  • 30 years on and still no equity for minor parties
  • Townsville MPs need to clarify position on Reef regs
  • Dairy farmers only getting two cents a litre
  • Final blow to Queensland agriculture only months away
  • The Week That Was
  • Search on for kids in the north-west who follow in Fred Hollow’s footsteps
  • Katter demands Govt audit reef quality science
  • Nothing sweet about free. Subsidised sugar dumping threatens future of cane industry
  • Olympic bid another tax on regions
  • Dametto riding high after charity fundraiser
  • First home owners to be election focus
  • The Week That Was
  • Renewed focus on north-west sign of good time
  • Hinchinbrook youth states case for plastic phase-out
  • Townsville Parliament needs northern focus
  • CopperString project to unlock new energy markets
  • TMR to assess North Shore traffic
  • The Week That Was
  • Forgotten graziers appeal for Premier’s help
  • North Johnstone Transfer back on the table following Nullinga Dam controversy
  • Meeting next week first step in dialysis fight
  • Labor rushes families to destroy historic huts
  • Dametto backs all tidal marine access proposal
  • QANTAS fare cap a welcome reprieve
  • Katter labels Cash Bill a “danger to our freedom greater than the danger through terrorism”
  • Prickly Acacia problem highlights hypocricy from Labor and Greens
  • Pollie bull ride a go after stellar community fundraiser
  • The Week That Was
  • Bush health gets a boost with Julia Creek upgrade
  • Region demands dialysis services
  • Save our regional shows
  • Innisfail bowls club river erosion
  • Dametto calls for North Shore overpass
  • Katter applauds feds for fronting up Prickly Acacia funds
  • Labor must admit its gas policy disaster
  • Nick saddles up for a bucking good time
  • Katter tells Qld Gov to ‘give us a hand’; stop prickly trees from sterilising the land!
  • No, no ScoMo, fuel security should start at home
  • Stronger Communities Programme now open in Kennedy
  • Bush will take brunt of school “branding” changes
  • There’s no dam way, Cairns
  • The Week That Was
  • Don’t poke the bear on daylight savings
  • Dredge inaction leads to life-threatening incident
  • Katter calls on PM to start Bradfield Scheme Stage 1 now
  • ASHS welcomes new covered sporting facility
  • Plastic phase out needs Ministerial attention
  • Cardwell in limbo over dredge promise
  • Bio-energy plant gets Federal attention
  • Arbitration and reregulation is the answer to a sustainable dairy industry
  • The Week That Was
  • Taxpayers foot bill for Labor’s youth crime mess
  • The Week That Was
  • Katter enters into banking reform discussion with key Labor figures
  • Greens identity crisis: Brown, Green or Grey – what colour are they?
  • QLD Gas Policy a failure of national proportions
  • The Week That Was
  • Katter applauds Kidston hydro power storage announcement
  • KAP vow to fight for Halifax fishing huts in a final frontier face-off
  • Bushie spirit on show at fire-affected Adels Grove
  • Building the way out of recession and drought
  • The week that was
  • Tourist season a top time of year
  • Enviro Bill will be “death knell” for Labor
  • Labor’s play for the regions short lived
  • Anti-rural government deals another blow
  • The week that was
  • Yarrabah the untapped economic engine room for troubled Cairns region
  • Politician by day, boxer by (Saturday) night
  • First Australians must fill mass Indigenous art souvenir void
  • Governments now complicit in “airway robbery”
  • Katter pressures Minister to fix black spot on Kuranda range
  • Labor tries to buy Townsville seats
  • The week that was
  • Katter and FNQ Elders unite to fight for First Australians’ rights
  • Dametto calls for road review
  • State Govt drops ball on trails plan
  • Qld parliament in the North for the North: KAP
  • Hinchinbrook poised for 2019 crush
  • Labor MPs must cross the floor to support Cairns
  • Katter asks PM to buy Aboriginal flag rights
  • DVO legislation needs reform: Dametto
  • Bill fights for first home owners
  • Budget fails to future-proof Queensland
  • Budget brushes big ticket projects
  • Bridge repair not fast enough
  • Minister called in on Cloncurry decision delay
  • Rail spend welcomed as first step fix
  • Katter applauds livestock transport pioneer Kevin Pattel for his Order of Australia award
  • Woolies restructure could shaft local workers
  • Adoption law change will benefit families: Dametto
  • Katter’s predictions of Telstra sell-off fallout come true as telco announces job cuts, residents report more outages
  • Telstra’s plan to cut 10,000 jobs by 2020 a “bloody joke”
  • Refinery waiting for Clive to cough up the cash
  • Residents rage against govt over flooding issues
  • Katter throws hat into religious freedom ring over Folau
  • STATEMENT ON PROGRESS OF CARMICHAEL MINE
  • IS IT A ROYALTY? IS IT A TAX? IT’S A LEVY! KAP CALLS OUT STATE GOVERNMENT’S MINE GAMES
  • Farmers forgotten in election aftermath
  • KAP reignites call for a new North
  • Huts petition gathers steam
  • Knuth tests Government commitment to regional jobs
  • KAP to demand action on Adani in Parliament
  • Katter welcomes Prime Minister to Cloncurry
  • Dametto challenges Labor to “Go Galilee”
  • Dametto tells Feds, State: ‘Show me the money’
  • Katter says thank you
  • Dametto backs tougher child safety laws
  • Eco-tourism industry gathers local support
  • North Queensland: our time is NOW – Katter’s message to NQ
  • Dametto fights for dialysis services
  • KAP sharpens swords for FIFO fight
  • Kennedy; my home, my heartland
  • How to vote for KAP
  • How to vote for KAP in the Senate
  • How to vote for Nanette Radeck in Herbert
  • How to vote for Brendan Bunyan in Dawson
  • How to vote for George Birkbeck in Capricornia
  • How to vote for Daniel McCarthy in Leichhardt
  • How to vote for Anthony Wallis in Maranoa
  • How to vote for Bob Katter in Kennedy
  • How to vote for Matthew Tomlinson in Wright
  • Katter’s missing corflutes – not such a mystery says Katter
  • Katter slams Leichhardt MP for failing First Australians again
  • Labor’s youth crime spend lacking bang for buck
  • KAP calls out rumours on coal royalties hike
  • Urgent action needed on ethanol fuel
  • Uni must answer for Ridd debacle: Dametto
  • The enemies of ethanol are the LNP
  • Relocation sentencing rises again as best answer to youth crime
  • Dametto launches petition to save huts
  • Labor “crackdown” on foreign workers will still fail Australian workers
  • Pro-bank Royal Commission report crucifies small business
  • Katter and Knuth take the reins on supporting small business in Kennedy
  • ‘Pitiful’ trespass fines won’t stop activists
  • Permit fee hampers flood recovery
  • Katter worried Hells Gates Dam will “descend into farce” under TEL
  • Jobs on the line over Labor’s Adani games
  • GOVERNMENT MUST MAKE EXTREMISTS ACCOUNTABLE
  • Katter to draft anti vegan activism legislation
  • Broken bridge needs a fix
  • Katter urges Minister to keep wheels going round at Meals on Wheels
  • Something smells…huggies nappies on the nose
  • Start practicing your Mexican waves… Katter secures extra $3m for Tully grandstand
  • Banking style Royal Commission into ‘free market’: Katter
  • KAP Launches Candidate for Capricornia – George Birkbeck
  • KAP CALLS FOR PREMIER TO BE CHARGED OVER SACKINGS
  • Joyce feeds dairy farmers to the sharks
  • Government response takes hunters for granted
  • Labor locks up the North with new laws
  • New Mission Beach distillery boosts region’s hot spot on FNQ’s food and wine trail
  • Cardwell suffers at hands of Labor’s inaction
  • North West finally on BOM’s Radar
  • Diversionary centres for “miscreants” never realised
  • Cowboys left high and dry by mining companies – Katter
  • “NO MORE PROGRAMS, NO MORE REPORTS”: NORTH DEMANDS ACTION ON CRIME
  • Enviro Bill another reason for separate state
  • Federal Candidate commitment to funding Flood Mitigation for Townsville
  • Media Release and Public Statement by Katter’s Australian Party regarding Labor’s proposed Abortion Policy
  • Back on the line: Katter welcomes end to lengthy Meals on Wheels outage
  • Heli option could solve bat problem
  • We’ll fight the Feds like ‘Tully Tigers’ for grandstand funding
  • ‘Fishal recognition’ a final blow for industry
  • Message from the President
  • The week that was
  • 2019 Federal Election Campaign
  • Katter slams Telstra over Tully Meals on Wheels outage
  • Tax cuts key to helping jobless youths
  • Regional housing market suffers under Labor
  • Veg regrowth a ‘ticking time bomb’: Dametto
  • Labor abandons Townsville tradies
  • Taxi owners submit action against Qld Govt
  • Qantas deal is an assault on competition
  • Message from the President
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • Katter secures $2b Federal finance fund to rebuild the North West
  • Kickin’ goals! Kennedy towns awarded $500k+ in sport infrastructure grants
  • Dametto welcomes sugar subsidy escalation
  • Knuth questions Minister over kids stuck in 50 degree heat for hours on school bus due to ‘policy’
  • Labor’s Enviro Bill another attack against farmers
  • Resource sector support must be more than words
  • Hunting petition sends message to government
  • The week that was
  • Message from the President
  • Public facilities key to restoring Cape Richards
  • KAP launches QLD Senate candidate – Joy Marriott
  • Workers lose out to Labor’s dithering on Adani
  • Recovery Co-ordinator first step to bush re-build
  • Island clean-up bill thanks to Labor’s laziness
  • Knuth cautions on 10c milk rise
  • Katter introduces Reconstruction Board Bill – urges Govt ‘save our farmers and Australia’
  • The week that was
  • President’s Message
  • Dametto puts insurers on notice over flood recovery
  • A ‘glimmer of hope’ as Gov backs Bush Pubs
  • Katter urges Govt: form a Reconstruction Board as cattle farmers face worst natural disaster
  • Commercial operators cut adrift by Labor
  • President’s Message
  • Flood recovery needs full government focus: Dametto
  • The week that was
  • Katter thankful for extended flood assistance, but warns the effects are far from over
  • KAP requests compassion from banks and insurers for flood victims
  • ‘Absolute panic’ as livestock claimed by rain
  • Katter to Minister: rural areas need flood assistance
  • Julia Creek Hospital – landline out for over a week
  • KAP urges communities to access support
  • Hayne’s Report strengthens case for Rural Bank
  • Katter reignites calls to finish sealing ‘Highway 1’ as road deaths multiply
  • Bus keeps bush hearts beating
  • Katter on Bruce Hwy Closure – we need the Hann Hwy Now!
  • Bird’s eye view identifies river works
  • Katter shoots down CASA overhaul that could kill Angel Flight
  • The week that was
  • President’s Message
  • Economic confidence spurs demand for luxury cars
  • Bat vaccines must accompany bats: Katter
  • Green hate campaigns need to be called out: KAP
  • Knuth condemns bullying tactics forcing fish and chip shop closure
  • Social media gives Hinchinbrook a boost
  • Katter furious at animal activist group paying export workers and ‘institutionalising antagonism’
  • The week that was
  • What’s on
  • President’s Message
  • Harness racing ready for a comeback
  • Katter furious ANZ pulling services from Aus Post
  • Ethanol solution to boosting fuel reserves
  • President’s Message
  • The week that was
  • Ingham left in dark over heli debacle
  • Commercial Fishers now being tracked
  • Karumba added permanently to flight route
  • KAP launches candidate for Wright – Matthew Tomlinson
  • President’s Message
  • The week that was
  • McKinlay Shire and Normanton’s Gulf Christian College score Govt sports grants
  • Taxi licence owners hail legal action to take on state govt
  • Ergon meeting addresses community concerns
  • ‘Saluting Their Service’ – Atherton and Edmonton get Federal funds
  • Knuth welcomes new Crocodile egg harvesting laws
  • Govt commits to $4.75m for Mt Isa to Townsville Transmission Line
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • KAP Launches Candidate for Maranoa – Anthony Wallis
  • No more excuses – Katter demands Burke Developmental Rd sealed
  • Sugar Code retention not sweet enough
  • Major General’s report fails to include Relocation Sentencing
  • KAP considering Bill to save Ag Colleges
  • Katter – Govt’s plan to privatise visa process is ‘brainless lunacy’
  • KAP Launches Candidate for Dawson
  • Sacked before Christmas – Katter urges Nth Qld to ‘seek revenge’ over Telstra job cuts
  • Youth crime report misses mark: Dametto
  • Employ locals or lose support: Katter
  • Mckinlay and Boulia $1m funding approval
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • President’s Message
  • Treasury Laws Amendment (Prohibiting Energy Market Misconduct) Bill 2018
  • Katter moves divestment amendment preventing privatisation
  • Land clearing ban driving bush fire menace
  • KAP blasts latest attack on rural values
  • House prices fall – we need non-recourse lending or banks will “crush us at their whim”
  • Biofuels the best way forward: KAP
  • Labor’s refusal to act on bats a disgrace
  • President’s Message
  • The week that was
  • Queensland to suffer under another rail fail
  • Katter demands Government – “Stop selling Australia”
  • Sugar Code must be retained: Dametto
  • Bat virus risk to Ingham residents
  • Katter supports National Integrity Commission but warns it is a ‘two edged sword’
  • Rural Nurses shortage toying with life and death
  • Hunting petition reaches massive milestone
  • Qld taxi owners gather in Brisbane to grow legal action against Qld Govt
  • Taxi owners take legal action against Qld Govt
  • Miners now a Greenie target under new laws
  • The week that was
  • What’s on
  • President’s Message
  • KAP launches candidate for Herbert – Nanette Radeck
  • Govt’s plan to end Indian sugar subsidies bittersweet: KAP
  • State should bolster veteran support: Dametto
  • Labor abandons commercial boat owners
  • KAP calls for federal Labor to come to water party
  • LNP called out for Croc hypocrisy
  • Out with the crush and in with Christmas
  • Funding cut bad news for local environment
  • Dametto gets highway back up to speed
  • Wheels in motion for school bus chaperone
  • Grant boost to help first home owners: KAP
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • Dametto praises ‘game-changing’ infrastructure
  • President’s Message
  • VMS regs another blow for boaties
  • Ethanol key to fuelling a cleaner future
  • Outback Air Fare rort reaches crisis point
  • Katter calls for review of shark control program
  • Address redress, don’t feed a lazy lapdog $60m
  • ‘Don’t think you have my vote’, Katter warns LNP
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • Another High Court referral? Must be a Friday.
  • Brisbane ‘Big Brother’ being forced onto vessels
  • Katter tells Ag Minister to shove his live ex ‘gunna do’ up his jumper
  • Katter vows to cane government over India sugar dumping
  • Hughenden Community Breakfast
  • All tidal access will unlock tourism
  • Fed Govt stagnates on sugar dumping
  • Another win for cancer patients as Keytruda makes PBS
  • Australia should not be at the mercy of drought
  • Discretion needed during Drought for Cattle transport
  • Premier will not be handed “Get out of jail free card”
  • KAP Federal President Statement on Fraser Anning
  • Katter votes to protect employees and contractors entitlements when businesses fold
  • Dametto to Govt: Fix crime or lose power
  • Opportunity knocks for local eco trail development
  • RSPCA out of touch with Croc reality
  • Torres Straits in dire straits over diabetes deaths
  • First Australians the focus of KAP’s Blue Card Bill
  • Redouble efforts to bring Mensik home: KAP
  • Robbie Katter calls Attorney-General in on Premier issue
  • Give market gardens a go again Katter
  • Resource allocations must be changed
  • Mission Kill TPP bill intensifies as it fronts Senate
  • Beauty from the Bush wins National Rural Women’s Award
  • Case For NQ Succession Stronger Than Ever
  • RACING INDUSTRY SUFFERS ANOTHER BLOW
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • The week that was
  • Katter calls for Banking Royal Commission to tackle burning issues
  • LNP’s policy an absolute croc
  • Katter calls out misguided Labor MP
  • Kuranda Range Road Solutions: Safety, Safety, Safety
  • KAP blasts India’s sugar dumping
  • Katter calls for CoR for extremist Green protest groups
  • Katter’s push for cattle grazing on Defence land approved
  • KAP in the media this week
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • Avert tragedy or Tourism faces the death penalty
  • Senator Anning Becomes Latest Victim of the Zuck
  • Top Katter staffer’s international wave of success
  • Good luck to Billy the Kid. Our greatest son
  • Report highlights Premier’s actions were unacceptable
  • Tourism to ignite Hinchinbrook
  • KAP Announces Candidate for Wentworth Robert Callanan
  • Tourism hurting in North after shark attacks
  • Committee recommends lifeline for bush pubs
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • Cairns port finds false support from Entsch, again
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Shark attacks show Safer Waterways needed to protect people and jobs
  • LNP hypocrites on 4WD laws
  • Thousands back innovative hunting petition
  • Red letter day for common sense
  • East Coast connection key to North West’s future
  • Knuth urges major parties to support 10c milk levy this week
  • Tobacco laws about property rights not smoking
  • Katter calls for pollies to join forces on insurance horror stories
  • Black Economy Taskforce Measures a Black Stain on Liberal Government
  • Dametto stands up for 4WD owners
  • Katter divides the House of Reps in last stand against TPP
  • Katter says Labor MPs getting nervous over Premier’s ‘Pisasale-Esk’ Leadership Style
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Anning Continues to Fight for Veterans Covenant
  • LNP full of empty promises for North
  • Katter stands up for mothers at-risk because ‘mothers are the greatest people on the planet’
  • Will the major parties swap their soy latte for a milkshake?
  • Katter ‘shovel ready’ after PM meeting
  • Premier has lost the trust of Queenslanders and should stand down
  • North’s crops to help graziers bounce back
  • Dametto backs biofuel industry for North
  • Katter honoured to attend wreath laying ceremony with Charters Towers’ students
  • Senator Anning Takes Lead on Adopting the Military Covenant
  • Katter calls for more action and less petty party games
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • The week that was
  • Bill to eradicate PC from the workplace
  • Ports grow elsewhere, and maintenance done overseas
  • It’s an udder disgrace. Katter supports dairy farmers’ petition for 10c per litre milk levy and more.
  • Katter refers Premier to CCC
  • Significant grant win for Tablelands to honour Aussie war heroes
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Katter calls for action on Relocation Sentencing
  • Dam’s, let’s get on with it!
  • About Dam time
  • Dametto continues fight for Hinchinbrook
  • NQ carries Australia, yet Brisbane holds us back – Katter
  • Narrow view on Croc problem
  • KAP won’t bow to Labor and LNP threats
  • Boatload cruises in while Govt busy playing internal politics
  • Open borders while government squabbles over leadership
  • President’s Message
  • KAP in the media this week
  • What’s on
  • Major parties unite against KAP…again
  • The week that was
  • Press Release from Senator Fraser Anning
  • President’s Message
  • What’s on
  • The week that was
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Canberra needs to unleash North: Dametto
  • KAP state MPs statement on Senator Anning’s speech
  • Response to KAP Senator Anning’s Maiden speech
  • Knuth calls on Government to honour statements on education
  • Extend the Banking Royal Commission
  • What’s On
  • KAP in the media this week
  • The week that was
  • President’s Message
  • Regions can bank on a Development Authority
  • New-age fodder to help farmers in drought
  • Katter demands cuts, integration & job creation as population surges
  • We need to save the herd. Katter backs farmers and praises drought helpers.
  • KAP in the media this week
  • What’s on
  • Message from the President
  • The week that was
  • Heart of Australia pumping twice as much life in rural Qld
  • Dametto helps secure funds for Port Hinchinbrook
  • Govt to investigate croc zones
  • Does the LNP support KAP’s Croc bill?
  • School bus program needs a funding pick-up
  • Government’s $200M waste of money
  • Italian fest to dish up Ingham’s best
  • Katter congratulates Sharkie: Mayo brings us hope. Get rid of the bastards
  • Government trying to sink Trans-shipping
  • Grant expansion gives towns a fighting chance
  • People are sick and tired of “My Health Record”
  • Dear LNP, stop whinging and join the fight against Labor
  • City-centric Labor strikes again
  • Katter demands answers after string of RSL Club closures
  • Fraser Anning calls for a return to Menzies era Immigration selection
  • Green tape stifles cane farmers
  • Local athletes set for success with new sporting grant
  • Labor weak as water on regional infrastructure
  • Dametto and Knuth push for aerial shooting in Panama fight
  • Flying Kangaroo turning feral
  • Cardwell takes step towards bright future
  • Time to adopt new crime strategy
  • The week that was
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Message from the President
  • Government report confirms increase in Croc sightings
  • Wild dogs – killing for fun, damaging farms
  • KAP calls for Labor to suck up the cost
  • The week that was
  • What’s on
  • Message from the President
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Queensland still paying the price for bad LNG deals
  • Don’t come the raw prawn with me! Katter calls out Ag Minister as white spot continues to decimate
  • Put politics aside for a “Donation Conversation”
  • Big win for Tablelands
  • Turnbull Government turning its back on Indigenous housing in Qld
  • Paris Accords
  • Clump Point boating infrastructure project gets tick of approval
  • Boat ramp proposal needs to float
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • The week that was
  • Motorsport precinct abandoned by major parties
  • Message from the President
  • Katter pushes to ease farmer’s power pain
  • Handmade poppies from Tully delivered to Canberra
  • Senator Anning Calls to Have Receivers Included in the Banking Royal Commission
  • Katter calls for clarification on commission
  • Pay to Slay is not OK
  • Will the Royal Commission address a Reconstruction Bank and receivers?
  • Katter flanks farmers at banking farm finance hearing
  • Community calls for urgent action
  • Katter applauds Commissioner
  • Katter takes aim to separate banks
  • Life-saving funding urgently needed for ‘Heart Bus’ in Regional QLD
  • The week that was
  • Message from the President
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • Dametto helps residents ditch plastic
  • The squeaky wheel gets the oil – or – NAIF funds (it would seem)
  • Good news for the North as NAIF gets moving
  • Katter lobbies to extend PBS cancer drug listings
  • KAP Urges Action on Feral Animals
  • Knuth helps get Country Kitchens program funding extension
  • Question without notice: Korean War MIA Mystery
  • Govt unlocks the ‘SAIF’ for southern weir while NAIF stalls
  • Keeping the heat on the banks
  • Public hearings confirmed for North Queensland
  • Senator Anning Calls for the Embassy to be moved to Jerusalem
  • Indonesian “Aboriginal” art ripping off First Australians
  • Dametto leads charge for first home owners
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • The week that was
  • Message from the President
  • Knuth targeting grandstand
  • Dimbulah Health Clinic
  • KAP to introduce ‘he said-she said’ law
  • Knuth to push for further funding after ‘lukewarm’ State Budget result
  • Successive governments’ ‘stupidity’ to blame for new job crisis
  • Aboriginal housing off major party radar
  • Proud as punch! Knuth offers support to Atherton based Laura on making it to U19s Qld Hockey team
  • Tax cut to boost regional economy
  • Labor’s budget fails to rev up North
  • Sugar to fuel the nation
  • Western Civilization Studies
  • The week that was
  • KAP outrage as ACCC Northern Australia Insurance Inquiry announces it will take another two and a half years to finalise
  • Stellar support for relocation sentencing at forum
  • What’s on
  • KAP in the media this week
  • KAP calls for political support on FHOG
  • Goal-posts in front, range is good; FNQ prepares to ‘Boot Brisbane’
  • Forum offers real solution to crime crisis
  • President’s Message: Welcoming Senator Fraser Anning to KAP
  • KAP welcomes Senator Fraser Anning to the team
  • Dredge refusal puts lives at risk: Dametto
  • Knuth fights Feral Pig devastation
  • Support grows for Relocation Sentencing
  • Message from the President
  • The week that was
  • What’s on
  • KAP leaders to speak at public forum
  • Local forum to tackle youth crime
  • Office meet and greet a roaring success
  • Winning team debatable as Knuth and Katter battle it out in ‘Pollies vs Dollies’
  • The week that was
  • What’s On
  • Drop in Session with Bob Katter MP and Shane Knuth MP
  • Drop in Sessions with Bob Katter MP and Rob Katter MP
  • Katter’s Australian Party has a new website!
  • Message from the President
  • Will the LNP ban the export of live cattle?
  • Katter calls on Minister to fill funding shortfall for Julia Creek hospital
  • PM, stop the flood of temporary visas forcing Aussies on welfare
  • Lending to farmers next in the spotlight
  • NAIF will redeem themselves with mid-west irrigation project
  • Labor gives Queensland a bit of gas
  • Banks turn their backs on Regional Queensland
  • Another bank turns its back on Ingham
  • Katter calls for help on crime
  • Dametto fights for regional first home buyers
  • KAP calls for Croc forums in North Queensland
  • Bright future set for Cardwell
  • KAP’s McCarthy launches energetic A-game in the fight for Leichhardt
  • Second chance to future proof Karumba Port
  • Fight fire with fire
  • Knuth calls for regional public hearings on Croc Bill
  • Citizenship saga will spill beyond the Parliament
  • 2018/19 Budget: ‘Living within our means’? Means leaving NQ out, obviously
  • Katter uses QT to address Frydenberg’s shrinkage
  • Dametto revs up for planned motorsport precinct
  • A touch of Tully honours end of war at the National War Memorial
  • Farewell Rural Journo Colin Bettles, a great fighter for rural Australia
  • Qld Govt takes Cairns taxi owners for a rip-off ride
  • Beers are on Robbie Katter
  • Katter says Labor will lose next election if Vegetation Management Laws pass
  • ACCC dairy industry report findings fail farmers – Katter