Robbie Katter · Wikipedia (en)
Robbie Katter · Wikipedia (en)
For “Occupation (Mine Worker)” of Robert Ignatius Katter
Katter started his career as a mine worker in Mount Isa, before working as a property valuer for fifteen years and running a small business in Mount Isa.
Corroborated by the Queensland Parliament register: "Career Prior to election Property Valuer, Mine Worker." No dates are given by either source. Mount Isa has no place row in this tree, so no placeId is set.
Robbie Katter · Wikipedia (en)
For “Occupation (Property Valuer)” of Robert Ignatius Katter
Katter started his career as a mine worker in Mount Isa, before working as a property valuer for fifteen years and running a small business in Mount Isa.
Corroborated by the Queensland Parliament register: "Career Prior to election Property Valuer, Mine Worker." No start or end year is given, so no date is set. Mount Isa has no place row in this tree, so no placeId is set.
Robbie Katter · Wikipedia (en)
For “Member for Traeger, Queensland Legislative Assembly” FROM 25 NOV 2017 of Robert Ignatius Katter
At the 2020 Queensland state election Katter retained his seat of Traeger with 58.85 per cent of first preference votes and 74.72 per cent of the two-party-preferred vote. At the 2024 Queensland state election Katter retained his seat of Traeger.
Supports the statement that he was returned for Traeger in 2020 and 2024.
Robbie Katter · Wikipedia (en)
term_start2 = 26 April 2012 | term_end2 = 29 November 2012 ... After his election to the Legislative Assembly, he became Queensland leader of his father's party, but on 29 November 2012, it was announced that he had been succeeded as leader by Ray Hopper, and would become the party's "parliamentary secretary".
The 26 April 2012 start is from the article infobox (which labels this first term interim); the 29 November 2012 end is stated in the body text. The Queensland Parliament register lists only his current party positions and does not record this first term.