Peter Spencer court case- Hon Bob Katter MP – Thursday 4 December 2014 – Front steps of Federal Court Sydney 184 Phillip Street, Sydney

Date: December 3, 2014Author: Editor, cairnsnews 0 Comments

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KAP Federal Leader and Member for Kennedy

Hon. Bob Katter MP

Will address the media on THURSDAY 4 DECEMBER 2014

TIME: 9:30AM (Sydney time)

PLACE: Front steps of Federal Court Sydney 184 Phillip Street, Sydney

Mr Katter will be addressing the media on

Peter Spencer v Commonwealth – thelandmark property rights case currently before the Federal Court of Australia in Sydney.

Described as ‘bigger than Mabo’, the case has the potential to drastically affect the property rights of all Australians.

For further details or comments from Mr Katter please contact Kelly Thompson on 0418 840 243

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