Palmer United Senator for Queensland, Glenn Lazarus this morning called on the Abbott Government to retain the Renewable Energy Target (RET).
Senator Lazarus said any move by the Abbott Government to reduce or abolish the RET was irresponsible and would not ...
Member for Arnhem, Ms Larisa Lee, has called for the Northern Territory government to cut the rhetoric and instead demonstrate their commitment to Aboriginal people by appointing a Minister for Aboriginal Affairs.
Aboriginal people make up 34% of the Northern Territory’s ...
Member for Namatjira, Ms Alison Anderson, has taken aim at the Northern Territory Minister for Housing, Matt Conlon, saying overcrowded and poorly maintained public housing in Aboriginal communities is yet more evidence that the minister is not in control of ...
Palmer United Party Queensland Leader and candidate for Kawana, Carl Judge, has reaffirmed his party’s firm stance against the Newman government’s growing appetite for the sale of state assets - and he’s not alone.
Palmer United Senator for Queensland, Glenn Lazarus this morning rejected the Abbott Government's threats to increase taxes if budget measures are not passed.
Senator Lazarus said Palmer United would not be bullied into agreeing to budget measures which are unfair, ...
Palmer United Senator for Queensland, Glenn Lazarus this week met with Federal Health Minister Peter Dutton to discuss the Abbott Government’s apparent determination to force Australians to pay GP co-payments.
Senator Wang was pleased to receive a visit from the Treasurer, the Honourable Mr Joe Hockey on Mr Hockey’s request yesterday (Wed 13 Aug).
The meeting was both cordial and respectful and Senator Wang appreciated Mr Hockey travelling to Western ...
The story published by the Courier Mail: “A lady does not have the same capacity” by Kelmeny Fraser is a deliberate and distorted attempt to misrepresent what I stated to her during an earlier interview.
It would appear that the motive ...
The Newman Government stands accused of risking child safety in Queensland by recently reducing the minimum mandatory reporting period for child sex offenders to just five years in most cases. The accusation has been made by the Member for Yeerongpilly ...
