Leader of the LNP
Leader of the LNP
Monday, 02 April 2012 10:35
Premier announces new Ministry
Queensland Premier Campbell Newman today announced the new Ministry of the Newman LNP Government.
Mr Newman said the Ministry included both experienced members and new faces who had wide-ranging, real world experience to get Queensland back on track.
Saturday, 24 March 2012 10:59
Labor up to their old dirty tricks
Labor has been caught red-handed distributing unauthorised how-to-vote cards in Mount Coot-tha today, LNP Campaign Spokesman Tim Nicholls said today.
Following a complaint lodged by the LNP, the ALP has been forced to withdraw the how-to-votes which were authorised by Greg Moran, a close friend of Anna Bligh.
Thursday, 22 March 2012 10:58
LNP to smash illegal guns and organised crime
The LNP has pledged to smash organised crime and illegal guns on winning government.
LNP Leader Campbell Newman said the LNP's 'Safer Streets Crime Action Plan' would smash the growing problems of illegal guns and organised crime to make Queensland communities safer.
Thursday, 22 March 2012 10:41
LNP to deliver a public service that serves Queensland
A CanDo LNP government will revitalise front line services, restore accountability in government, and cut government waste and inefficiency.
LNP Leader Campbell Newman said the tired, 20-year Labor government had created a public service which suffered under a system where Ministers were not accountable for their failures and hardworking public servants were scapegoated in the media.
Wednesday, 21 March 2012 17:40
LNP to invest in our environment
A CanDo LNP government will protect Queensland's outstanding natural heritage for all Queenslanders to enjoy.
LNP Leader Campbell Newman said an LNP Government would invest up to $107 million in a range of initiatives to provide real protection for Queensland's natural heritage.
Wednesday, 21 March 2012 14:13
LNP announces plan to rejuvenate racing in QLD
Queensland's iconic racing industry, supporting 30,000 Queensland jobs, and more than 130 community-based clubs, will get a new structure, and a greater level of support under a CanDo LNP Government.
LNP Leader Campbell Newman said that the tired 20-year Labor Government had failed to provide proper support for racing in Queensland, and ignored the people who were the lifeblood of the industry.
