Election of Property Rights Australia Board
21st July 2011 Report to Members In an election at the first teleconference of the new board put in place at the Annual Conference, Joanne Rea and I swapped jobs. She is Chairman, I am … Continue Reading
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We are reminded once again this country was formed by drought, floods, and wind and water erosion
15th February 2011 Dear members Weather Here we are in February, many of us with the wettest twelve months in memory behind us. Our deepest sympathy goes out to all those displaced by flood waters … Continue Reading
Ad Hominem attack on Professor Bob Carter
11th October 2010RIGHTS AUSTRALIA 11th October 2010 Ad hominem attack on Professor Bob Carter Professor Bob Carter has had to endure a cowardly attack on the ABC Science Show Saturday 2nd October by a Robert … Continue Reading
Vegetation Management and 2010 Federal Election
17th August 2010 Monday 16th August 2010 Dear Members Vice-Chairman Lee McNichol and Family are in Africa, with him playing Rugby and we expect his first hand account of this fascinating continent when he returns. … Continue Reading
Beef Crisis Meeting at Paradise Lagoon
19th July 2010 PROPERTY RIGHTS AUSTRALIA19th July 2010 Beef Crisis meetingFirst of all, a few comments on the Beef Crisis meeting at Paradise Lagoons on Friday, 16th July attended by some estimates by up to … Continue Reading
Senate Enquiry & Tower Of Hope Property Rights Rally
8th February 2010 Members’ Newsletter 8th February 2010 The Canberra “TOWER OF HOPE PROPERTY RIGHTS RALLY” on 2nd February was a resounding success. NSW Farmers Association must ne congratulated on using the publicity generated by … Continue Reading
Vegetation Management and Australian Emissions Trading Meetings
8th October 2009PROPERTY RIGHTS AUSTRALIA8th October 2009 Vegetation Management The tabled new Vegetation Management Plan has to be treated with extreme caution. PRA endorses everything said by Jeff Seeney in an interview on the Qld … Continue Reading
Professor Bob Carter on Emissions Trading Scheme
8th October 2009 PROPERTY RIGHTS AUSTRALIA “The erosion of private property rights is the single biggest issue facing the rural community. It creates uncertainty, stifles investment, job creation and threatens incomes and service delivery.” Members’ … Continue Reading
Members’ Newsletter 19-05-09
19th May 2009PROPERTY RIGHTS AUSTRALIA19th May 2009 Dear Members,· Several matters of real importance are before us at this time. All will be familiar with the nightmare called the Moratorium on the Clearing of Endangered … Continue Reading
Property Rights Australia Media Release 16-04-09
16th April 2009PROPERTY RIGHTS AUSTRALIAMedia Release16th April 2009 Just how hypocritical and deceitful can Premier Bligh be? In years past, elections were won or lost by that which was offered to the voters.The recent Queensland … Continue Reading
Property Rights Australia Media Release 08-04-09
8th April 2009PROPERTY RIGHTS AUSTRALIAMedia Release 8 April 2009 Once again the governing Labor Party has shown its true colours. Labor politicians have clearly shown their utter dislike, verging on hatred, towards the people … Continue Reading
Amalgamations cost ratepayers
3rd April 2008 Ratepayers should be aware that the majority of costs associated with the forced amalgamations of councils has not been funded by the State Labour Government. The state set aside only $27.1 million … Continue Reading
Brave New World Begins
17th March 2008 Councils’ old guard voted out Thirty new mayors will become the 73 leaders responsible for delivering local government to the four million residents of Queensland after the weekend’s historic council elections. Long-standing … Continue Reading
One in three voters stay away from ballot box
17th March 2008 Almost one-third of Queenslanders did not vote in Saturday’s local government elections. The polls, run for the first time by the Electoral Commission of Queensland, were the first since the State Government’s … Continue Reading
Attorney-General has no idea of council ballot “stuff-ups”
5th March 2008 The State Coalition revealed wrongly-addressed return envelopes were sent out with ballot papers for the local government elections in the Balonne Shire but was less than impressed with the Bligh government’s response … Continue Reading