Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeYour LettersConvoy of No Confidence

Convoy of No Confidence

I’ve only known Mick Patel for about five years and, while he’s a genuine hard-working Australian, he’s a novice about politics. Like most of you, he believes the major party politicians are there because they care about Australia and, if they get it wrong, then it’s a genuine mistake.
Nothing could be further from the truth! They are there because they are prepared to sell Australia out to a Machiavellian style One World Order and Australian businesses out to multinational monopolies.  Thanks to these major party traitors, every year Australians lose more and more!
The only way they would have taken any notice of his convoy is if it had gridlocked Canberra permanently until Gillard resigned or Oakeshott, Windsor or Wilkie joined Bob Katter to bring the Labor government down!  If gridlocking Canberra didn’t work, then they should have blockaded every major highway in NSW.
Don’t expect honour or integrity.  They don’t even know those words exist, let alone what they mean!

Frank Brown,
Richmond

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Iconic Stanthorpe Show marks 150th anniversary success

Another successful Stanthorpe Show weekend has officially wrapped up as the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society rings in 150 years of community pride within the region....
More News

Why Allora Show is town’s ‘beating heart’

Carol Lyall is promising a whole lot of fun and to reignite the country spirit at next weekend’s 148th Allora Show. Once a competitor herself...

UniSQ researchers find potentially habitable planet 150 light-years away

Researchers at the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) have discovered a potentially habitable planet 150 light-years away, similar in size to Earth and with...

Parkinson’s Australia calls for regional input

Regional Parkinson’s patients and caregivers have the opportunity to voice their concerns and experiences in the 2026 Your Voice Your Needs national survey run...

National forum pledges help shaping Stanthorpe’s future

It's often thought that solutions to the unique challenges faced by regional Australians have the greatest impact if dictated by those who know their...

Stuart conquers hot conditions

The extremely hot conditions did not deter seven women from braving the heat to compete in the Single Stableford competition on Wednesday 28 January...

First turkey pairs for 2026 decided

Kim Hankinson and Pollyanna Lay have taken out the East Warwick Bowl’s Club’s first turkey pairs for the year. Held this past Thursday there...

Darling Downs welcomes record amount of medical interns

Darling Downs Health is welcoming 61 new first-year medical interns this year, with four heading to the Warwick Hospital and 2 heading to the...

Novelty Dog Show celebrates 150 years

The Endeavour Foundation and Water Benders Plumbing Service Novelty Dog Show at the 2026 Community Bank Stanthorpe Show will be held on Saturday 31...

Hitting the hockey fields again

Warwick Hockey is already preparing for a busy 2026 season even though senior season doesn’t start until March. The Association took just a month...

Bowls returns to Warwick green

Warwick Bowls club is looking for new players to start bowls. It’s great social fun and can be as competitive as you want. It’s as...