Queensland’s parliament returns for a three-day sitting, with agenda items including new legislation on e-bike laws, according to multiple reports. The coverage also notes that the sitting features debate around political issues raised by the Katter party, including a call to bring abortion back onto the agenda. The outlets describe the session as the start of the parliamentary period after recent changes to membership, including the appearance of the newly elected MP for Stafford. While the reports focus on the topics expected to come before parliament, they do not provide detailed policy specifics in the excerpts provided. Overall, the sources present the sitting as a short, targeted session in which lawmakers consider regulatory changes for e-bikes and a renewed push from Katter to address abortion-related issues, alongside parliamentary work expected to proceed for the newly seated member for Stafford.