Yesterday Labor announced savage infrastructure cuts of funding for critical Sunshine Coast transport projects, to say the least this was a devastating blow. The Federal Infrastructure Minister has admitted that she has been in discussion with the Queensland Labor Government about the cuts, specifically the Deputy Premier Steven Miles, Treasurer Cameron Dick and Minister for…
DetailsThe LNP is today calling on Labor to immediately stop taxpayer-funded secret polling and publicly release all results to date. The LNP has today taken the fight to the floor of Parliament, demanding action from the Palaszczuk Labor Government. Taxpayer money is being surreptitiously used to run the Premier’s re-election campaign. This cannot be allowed…
DetailsThe Palaszczuk Labor Government’s backflip on establishing a “clearing house” for corruption tip-offs and complaints is extraordinary and stinks of a Government in chaos and crisis. This is another example of the Palaszczuk Labor Government adopting the policies of the LNP. This is also another example of why you just can’t trust a thing Labor…
DetailsOur hard-working health workers know so much more must be done to fix the health crisis, as do patients. The LNP team has held 34 Health Crisis Town Hall meetings across Queensland as part of hearing concerns and experiences with our health system and insights into the answers. The latest data shows Queensland continues to…
DetailsWith only 12 months before the 2024 State Election on 26 October, we’ve released our “Right Priorities” document outlining key priorities based on feedback from Queenslanders. These are: Making our community safer Easier access to health services Saving you paying for Labor’s failures Securing our housing foundations Working harder for Queenslanders Policies under this key…
DetailsThe Palaszczuk Labor Government’s about-face on establishing a complaints Clearing House is extraordinary and stinks of a Government in chaos and crisis. This is another example of the Palaszczuk Labor Government adopting the policies of the LNP. This is also another example of why you just can’t trust a thing Labor says. When Labor said…
DetailsQueensland Day is celebrated every year on 6 June – the day Queensland separated from New South Wales, 164 years ago. Queensland organisations are encouraged to hold an event or initiative in celebration of Queensland Day. Queensland organisations can apply for sponsorship of up to $15,000 to hold an event or initiative between Saturday 1…
DetailsNominations are now open for the 2024 Australian of the Year Awards. These prestigious awards celebrate the significant achievements and contributions of extraordinary Australians who are making a positive difference within their community and across the nation. The Australian of the Year Awards give Queenslanders the opportunity to nominate individuals who show courage and inspire…
DetailsFor eight years there has been an under investment in infrastructure that would have opened new opportunities for young people to get into the housing market and either buy their first home or find a suitable rental. The only way to fix Queensland’s Housing Crisis is to build more homes and increase housing supply over…
DetailsHere’s a quick guide about the power rebates announced in the State Budget: $700 Cost of Living Rebate on electricity bills for vulnerable households, plus a further $372 under the Electricity Rebate Scheme. To check eligibility, go to: https://www.queenslandsavers.qld.gov.au/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgeeImani_wIVSFB9Ch3bPw1hEAAYASAAEgKpCPD_BwE $550 Cost of Living Rebate on electricity bills for ALL OTHER households. $650 for eligible small…
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