Politicians claim busy year despite Hanson critique
Queensland legislators defend constant workload as the press in Parliament and electorate duties. Members from both parties cite extensive correspondence, travel, and constituency casework, countering Hanson who warned of idle months and holidaying lawmakers.
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J. Hanson
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Labour figures defend party work and parliamentary duties
Labour members defend the party’s organisation and ongoing parliamentary tasks amid calls to abolish the Legislative Council. John Payne notes years of constituency letters and travel while Charles Taylor cites heavy duties and the burden on MPs, including country members handling funerals and schooling concerns.
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A New Parliament Member Faces Vexed Public Demands
A veteran observer notes the early days of Mr Hanson in Parliament as he pledges to improve citizens access to ministers and departments. Critics call his statements naïve, suggesting more experience will alter his priorities and judgment.
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