October 2, 2018
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Following threats to “break” the business model of Queensland’s valuable coal supply chain, State KAP Leader Robbie Katter has announced he’s investigating new Chain of Responsibility (CoR) laws to put a stop to illegal protests that disrupt Queensland’s major industries.
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