• Inaccurate mapping undermines basis of tree legislation
• Law Society criticises breaches of citizens rights in the pursuit of “efficient” prosecutions
• Local Member says laws motivated by green groups desire for more convictions

The LNP Opposition did what the Palaszczuk Government won’t by calling for a Commission of Inquiry into the re-emergence of black lung disease among Queensland coal miners.

• Lachlan Millar backs Save Our Sparkies petition to stop Labor’s electricity giant
• Labor’s Ergon/Energex monolith will unfairly compete with mum and dad businesses
• LNP are standing with our Sparkies in time of uncertainty

• LNP Government to restore $495 million Royalties for Regions program
• Royalties for Regions was replaced with a smaller, shorter and narrower program by Palaszczuk Labor Government
• Labor is slashing $3.6 billion in capital purchases, with regional QLD feeling the brunt
• LNP Government will restore jobs and confidence to rural and regional QLD

• LNP and agriculture groups stand together against Labor’s vegetation management reforms
• Petition launched for Gregory community to speak out and have say
• Palaszczuk Labor Government’s aggressive reforms set to cripple agriculture in Gregory

Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar has expressed concern at the Palaszczuk Government’s response to a question he raised regarding the separation payment to be made to the Emerald Local Management Area Board when it assumes responsibility for the management of the Emerald Irrigation Area channels.

Low business confidence and high unemployment in central and western Queensland must be urgently addressed, according to the Member for Gregory, Lachlan Millar.

Mr Millar told Parliament yesterday that while January saw record coal exports and a substantial rise in the exports of beef and crops, CQ was struggling.

Queensland Health Minister Cameron Dick has given the Member for Gregory assurances that he will investigate the concerns raised by the Alpha Fire and Emergency Services captain John Mahon that the new fire station will be unfit for use.

Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar this week voted to protect Queensland’s existing vegetation management framework and maintain the hard-won property and development opportunities of landholders.

Mr Millar said despite the Palaszczuk Labor Government’s opposition to the motion, common sense had prevailed.

People wanting to have a say on wild dog fencing have until February 29 to make a submission to Queensland Parliament’s Agriculture and Environment Committee.

Local Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar is urging those with expertise, experience and a personal stake in the issue of wild dog fencing to have a say