Over the past week I have attended three roundtables with small businesses in Rockhampton, Bundaberg and Lismore. One of the attendees summed up the mood […]
CQ Today – We need a government that backs small business Read More »
The most popular female journalist of the early 1900s wrote under the pen name “Dorothy Dix”. Ms Dix’s columns were largely made up of homespun
CQ Today – Labor floored by a ‘Dixer’ Read More »
After the election last year, the Labor Government finally realised that they had a problem with productivity. So they convened a “productivity roundtable” of the
Courier Mail – How did we get stuck with counter-productive Labor Read More »
When Paul Darmody’s dad passed away at a young age in the 1970s, he had to deal with the two realities of life at once:
CQ Today – Tax changes hurt farmers Read More »
On 29 May 1765, a 29-year-old member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, Patrick Henry, rose to move five resolutions (or resolves as they were
Courier Mail – If the Prime Minister had guts, he’d call an election Read More »
On 29 May 1765, a 29-year-old member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, Patrick Henry, rose to move five resolutions (or resolves as they were
CQ Today – Labor full of broken promises Read More »
This website is authorised by Matthew Canavan, 34 East St, Rockhampton.
Copyright © Senator Matthew Canavan
