Five sets of siblings are among the 40 recipients of the latest Local Sporting Champions round of funding.

It’s been more than six months since the Queensland State Labor Government stated Paradise Dam could not be reinstated and a new wall needed to be built.

If you listen to Labor and the Greens, coal fired power is no more…it has ceased to be…it is bereft of life, its bleeding demised, it rests in peace, its snuffed it, it’s pushing up daisies. With apologies to John Cleese and Monty Python’s dead parrot sketch, that statement couldn’t be further from the truth.

Fifty-four young athletes in the Hinkler region have received a funding boost to help them compete at state, national and international sporting competitions.

The Albanese Government has shown its contempt for regional Queensland once again in the Federal Parliament today.

The Albanese Government’s cash splash will mean more cost-of-living pain for Australians already doing it tough.

Funding slashed from the Federal Budget to restore Paradise Dam has been condemned by local MPs Keith Pitt and Colin Boyce.

Cost of living relief should be the number one priority for the Albanese Government when it hands down its Budget tomorrow, says Federal Member for Hinkler Keith Pitt.

Twenty up and coming sports stars from across Hervey Bay and Bundaberg have had a helping hand getting them to state and national competitions.

Despite promising to skill more Australians, the Albanese Government is overseeing a wholesale collapse in the number of apprentices and trainees in every state and in almost every electorate across the nation.