LNP Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar has vowed to stand by Queensland’s farmers and graziers, after the Labor Party introduced new vegetation management legislation into Queensland Parliament yesterday that will strip away property rights.

LNP Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar is pleased to announce that eight sporting and community clubs from the Central Highlands will benefit from almost $215,000 in funding under Round 94 of Queensland’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF).

The Palaszczuk Labor Government’s decision to use Chinese-made cattle crates on regional Queensland rail services has been shunted following a raft of poor build and safety issues.

Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar has launched a blistering attack on the Queensland Government and Australia’s national airline carrier, demanding a Senate Inquiry into the cost of regional airfares.

The Palaszczuk Labor Government’s latest attack on our hard-working farmers, disguised in the fudged statistics from the recent Statewide Land and Tree Cover Study (SLATS), is proof the Queensland agriculture sector cannot afford another three years of Labor.

Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar is pleased to announce that an elected LNP Government will renew all existing Category H guns licences for farmers and graziers in Central and Western Queensland.

Queensland’s largest peak agricultural industry group AgForce, has thrown its support behind the current vegetation management framework, which was put in place by the LNP in 2013.

Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar has refuted claims State Government-funded cluster fencing is being used to inhumanely destroy kangaroos in Western Queensland.

Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar welcomed two landmark pieces of legislation that passed through Queensland Parliament last week, which he said will have significant impacts for Regional Queensland, the mining industry and for coal mine workers.

LNP Member for Gregory Lachlan Millar is disappointed by Bank of Queensland’s recent announcement that it will close its Emerald Branch on October 19.

According to Bank of Queensland, their decision reflects the way customers are now choosing to bank.