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Home›Green Marine›Beattie ‘following Coalition policy’ on cruise ship terminal
Green Marine

August 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Beattie ‘following Coalition policy’ on cruise ship terminal

The Queensland Opposition has slammed Premier Peter Beattie’s latest campaign pledge not to build a cruise ship terminal on the spit at the Gold Coast. It says Queenslanders cannot trust anything Peter Beattie says. Nationals MP Jeff Seeney says today’s announcement is nothing but a “con” because th

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The Queensland Opposition has slammed Premier Peter Beattie’s latest campaign pledge not to build a cruise ship terminal on the spit at the Gold Coast.

It says Queenslanders cannot trust anything Peter Beattie says.

Nationals MP Jeff Seeney says today’s announcement is nothing but a “con” because the Government is planning to allow other development in the environmentally-sensitive area.

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