KAPcast with Robbie Katter: Recent Episodes
Katter's Australian Party
Welcome to KAPcast hosted by Robbie Katter, every episode we discuss the issues faced by people from all walks of life and delve into what it’s like being a politician for a minor party.
Tune in to the KAP's latest segment taking a weekly look at issues affecting Queenslanders.
This week KAP leader Robbie Katter reflects on the failure of the Queensland ALP and LNP to support the KAP's alternative sentencing options in the face of spiralling youth crime and recent polls which reveal the crisis is affecting more and more people.
Robbie also presents a powerful rebuke of the Voice to Parliament, not because we don't want to see the woeful conditions of First Australians improving, but because we believe this concept is fundamentally flawed and only distracts from the task of coming up with real solutions.
In this latest podcast from Katter's Australian Party Leader, Robbie Katter, we delve into one of the biggest political and social issues in Queensland right now: youth crime.
With Special Guest, Associate Professor Glenn Dawes, Criminologist at James Cook University.
In the latest instalment of Robbie Katter's podcast, KAPcast, Robbie does some mythbusting around biofuels, particularly E10, with the CEO of the Institute of Automotive Engineers, Peter Blanshard.
The biofuels industry in Queensland has stalled since the State Labor government stopped backing E10, with consumer confidence in the virtues of the fuel blend suffering as a result.
Who better than the CEO of one of the foremost peak bodies representing motor mechanics in Australia to set about addressing some of the shibboleths, myths and mis-information aggregating around putting E10 in your car. Peter and Robbie come to the conclusion that there are really very few negatives in putting E10 into relatively new cars, as cars built in the 2020s are being engineered specifically to accept E10.
In this episode of his latest podcast, Leader of the Katter's Australian Party, Robbie Katter, leads the discussion on why Australia needs a new government-owned "people's bank" to accelerate the economic prosperity of the nation.
Find out what the Katter's Australian Party MPs have been up to in the October 7, 2022, RE-KAP.
Find out what the Katter Australian Party MPs have been up to in this week's edition of RE-KAP.
Find out what your favourite MPs have been up to in this week's Katter's Australian Party podcast, RE-KAP.
Find out what Katter's Australian Party MPs have been up to in this week's edition of RE-KAP.
“Mining is one of those things that is synonymous with the development of Queensland. At the KAP we’re not as interested in developing an economy through the Olympics and big parties. We think that mining and primary industries need some focus.”
The region known as the North West Minerals Province (NWMP), which includes Mount Isa and Cloncurry, is one of the world’s richest mineral-producing regions. The region has delivered significant economic benefits to Queensland for generations and is home to vast deposits of copper, lead, zinc, silver, and a plethora of so-called “green” metals essential to developing renewable energy technologies.
So why isn’t the Queensland state government doing more to unlock the wealth of this region by investing in enabling infrastructure, like roads and rail, and transmission lines to get cheaper power to the NWMP?
Few people know the potential of the region more than Robbie Katter, KAP leader and local member for Traeger, the electorate encompassing the NWMP … with the possible exception of the man Robbie chats to in this podcast, mining consultant Jon Loraine.
Katter's Australian Party leader, Robbie Katter, talks about the strange neglect of Australia's ports and shipping infrastructure, with Chair of Seatransport, Dr Stuart Ballantyne.
Katter's Australian Party Deputy Leader, Nick Dametto, takes us through the events of the week with KAP Leader, Robbie Katter.
Katter's Australian Party Deputy Leader introduces KAP's final two candidates for this May's federal election.
Katter's Australian Party leader, Robbie Katter, discusses the increasingly dire outlook for Australia's sovereign capability in light of successive governments' policy of leaving fuel security to the market.
Robbie speaks with Retired Vice Air Marshall John Blackburn, an expert in logistics and strategy, about what worries him most about Australia's complacent approach to fuel security, and what we can do to fix things.
KAP Deputy Leader Nick Dametto takes us through the week's events with KAP National Secretary, Sarah Major.
KAP candidate for Herbert, Clynton Hawks, re-counts the events and issues of the week with KAP supporter, Michael Pugh.
Katter's Australian Party Leader, Robbie Katter, discusses the state of reef science, freedom of speech and and academic freedom, as well as Spanish mackerel, with Dr Peter Ridd.
Katter's Australian Party Deputy Leader takes us through another week in KAP-land with Herbert candidate, Clynton Hawks.
Katter's Australian Party Deputy Leader, Nick Dametto, reviews the week with Herbert federal candidate, Clynton Hawks.
KAP Deputy Leader Nick Dametto and Herbert candidate Clynton Hawks take another journey through the week that's been, in the new weekly podcast, Re-KAP.
KAP Deputy Leader Nick Dametto, and candidate for Herbert, Clynton Hawks, review the week that's been on a new KAP podcast, RE-KAP.
KAP Leader Robbie Katter discusses the politics of the State Labor Government's COVID-19 vaccine mandates with Deputy Leader, Nick Dametto.
Katter's Australian Party (KAP) Leader Robbie Katter discusses the integrity crisis gripping the Queensland State Government with KAP Deputy Leader Nick Dametto.