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TUESDAY 2ND JUNE AT 1-2PM
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SPEAKERS CORNER, QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT HOUSE
(NEAR QUT GARDEN'S POINT CAMPUS)
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RALLY FOR ABORTiON RiGHTS AND ACCESS
WHEN:
TUESDAY 2ND JUNE AT 1-2PM
WHERE:
SPEAKERS CORNER, QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT HOUSE
(NEAR QUT GARDEN'S POINT CAMPUS)
Steven Miles
Images provided by the Department of Justice show Steven "Sergeant" Miles confronting police and entering the Capitol through a broken window.
The Queensland premier has opened the state's first major new public hospital in almost a decade — at Springfield, south-west of Brisbane —
A new publicly funded hospital in Queensland Australia will not provide abortions, contraception, or voluntary assisted dying due to religious policies. The government's support of such a place means they don't really care about the health and rights of women and those most vulnerable.
Today QLD parliament voted against Katter's proposed disallowance motion that sought to remove prescribing rights of MS 2 Step from nurse practitioners and endorsed midwives. With only two Katter Party members voting yes to the motion.
This outcome helps protect access to essential healthcare for people across QLD, particularly those in remote and regional communities who face additional barriers to care.
This means qualified healthcare professionals can continue to provide safe, timely and evidence based care.
Yesterday Steven Miles said:
Even David Crisafulli 's own MPs threatened to cross the floor over his attack on Free Speech. He tried to be clever- now it appears he's embarrassingly heading back to the drawing board.
This morning:
Steven Miles will vote for this!
QLD Labor leader, Steven Miles:
Every Queenslander should be worried about this power grab.
Under this proposed law David Crisafulli's right-hand man can decide, without any appeal, private projects he thinks are of "state significance" and call for your private property to be compulsorily acquired.
Steven Miles:
Peter started building trains at Downer in Maryborough back in 1988, like his dad and grandad before him. The LNP tried to wipe out this industry when they sent train manufacturing overseas. We brought it back – because we know jobs like this really matter.