Media release The federal leader of the Palmer United Party and Member for Fairfax, Clive Palmer, has supported calls from broadcaster Alan Jones for a Royal Commission into the activities of the Queensland government.
Media release The Nationals needed to stand up and fight for their constituents rather than surrender to the smoke and mirror tactics of the Liberals over fuel indexation and paid parental leave, according to Palmer United Party federal leader and ...
Media release Clive Palmer has made formal requests to the federal government to have his party designated a Parliamentary Party and allocated staffing numbers in line with the Greens.
Media release The Newman Government’s State Budget had delivered more pain for Queenslanders by slashing support for pensioners and flagging the privatisation of major public assets, the federal leader of the Palmer United Party and Member for Fairfax, Clive Palmer ...
Media release Palmer United Party federal leader and Member for Fairfax, Clive Palmer, says moves by the Abbott government to raise the age at which retirees can access their superannuation are a disgrace.
Media release Preparations for the Fairfax Festival Weekend are in full swing with some superb entertainment already booked for what promises to be a great weekend of fun for all the family at Palmer Coolum Resort.
Media release Plans by the Abbott government to sell its cruel budget of broken promises through a major taxpayer-funded advertising campaign are just a further insult to pensioners and hardworking Australians, according to Palmer United Party federal leader Clive Palmer.
Media release The federal leader of Palmer United Party and Member for Fairfax, Clive Palmer, says the so-called feud between Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Queensland Premier Campbell Newman could be a sham.
Media release Palmer United Party federal leader and Member for Fairfax, Clive Palmer says the abolition of HECS would be an important step forward in developing a smarter Australia.
Media release The federal leader of Palmer United Party and Member for Fairfax, Clive Palmer, today said he would challenge for the position of prime minister if Tony Abbott called a double dissolution election.
