Colin Boyce MP

Taking Flynn Forward

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Representing Flynn in the Federal Parliament

The electorate of Flynn is over 132,000 square kilometres and is almost twice the size of Tasmania.

It stretches from the Central Highlands to the West, Gracemere to the North, Gladstone to the East and Wondai to the South while taking in the towns in between.

I drive over 50,000 kilometres a year staying in touch with our local communities and spend around 20 weeks in Canberra representing you in Parliament.

My electorate offices are open in the following locations to service the large Flynn electorate:

  • 76 Goondoon Street, Gladstone QLD 4680
  • 2/115 Egerton Street, Emerald QLD 4720
  • 39 Capper Street, Gayndah QLD 4625

 

I’m committed to taking Flynn forward.

Colin Boyce MP

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19 hours ago
Colin Boyce MP

Well done to the Discovery Coast Rotary Markets for holding another terrific markets over the weekend.

Take a look at some of the stalls! 👇
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Well done to the Discovery Coast Rotary Markets for holding another terrific markets over the weekend.

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1 day ago
Colin Boyce MP

I was pleased to recently present new flags and books to the wonderful Bauhinia State School! 🇦🇺 📚

Small schools are great schools!
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I was pleased to recently present new flags and books to the wonderful Bauhinia State School! 🇦🇺 📚

Small schools are great schools!
2 days ago
Colin Boyce MP

🇦🇺 Remembrance Day - Gladstone, Calliope & Gayndah Services 🇦🇺

Remembrance Day is a sacred day. The anniversary of the day the guns on the Western Front finally fell silent, when the First World War came to an end.

We will remember them.

Lest we forget.
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🇦🇺 Remembrance Day - Gladstone, Calliope & Gayndah Services 🇦🇺

Remembrance Day is a sacred day. The anniversary of the day the guns on the Western Front finally fell silent, when the First World War came to an end.

We will remember them.

Lest we forget.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
2 days ago
Colin Boyce MP

In time-honoured tradition, in the 11th month, on the 11th day, at the 11th hour, our nation remembers.

In stillness and silence, we observe ‘a very sacred intercession’.

We pay our respects to all Australians who have served, suffered and sacrificed in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations throughout our history.

We honour the more than 103,000 Australians who gave their lives to protect the lives of others.

Our official histories record their deeds.

Our memorials across the country – small and humble; large and iconic – speak to their valour.

Our simple act of remembrance preserves the meaning behind their service and sacrifice.

Yet it’s their own words – the letters and diaries penned by our soldiers, sailors and airmen – which provide the clearest window into who they were and what they were thinking.

They were everyday Australians, thrust into extremis, who did the extraordinary.

We remember our fallen, so we don’t forget who we are.

May our memory of them hold us to the mark.

Lest we forget.

An honour to attend Emerald's Remembrance Day service today with Sean Dillon - LNP for Gregory.
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In time-honoured tradition, in the 11th month, on the 11th day, at the 11th hour, our nation remembers. 

In stillness and silence, we observe ‘a very sacred intercession’. 

We pay our respects to all Australians who have served, suffered and sacrificed in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations throughout our history. 

We honour the more than 103,000 Australians who gave their lives to protect the lives of others. 

Our official histories record their deeds. 

Our memorials across the country – small and humble; large and iconic – speak to their valour. 

Our simple act of remembrance preserves the meaning behind their service and sacrifice. 

Yet it’s their own words – the letters and diaries penned by our soldiers, sailors and airmen – which provide the clearest window into who they were and what they were thinking. 

They were everyday Australians, thrust into extremis, who did the extraordinary.  

We remember our fallen, so we don’t forget who we are. 

May our memory of them hold us to the mark. 

Lest we forget.

An honour to attend Emeralds Remembrance Day service today with Sean Dillon - LNP for Gregory.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
2 days ago
Colin Boyce MP

Today is Remembrance Day, a sacred day. The anniversary of the day the guns on the Western Front finally fell silent, when the First World War came to an end.

We will remember them.

Lest we forget.
... See MoreSee Less

Today is Remembrance Day, a sacred day. The anniversary of the day the guns on the Western Front finally fell silent, when the First World War came to an end.

We will remember them.

Lest we forget.
2 days ago
Colin Boyce MP

I recently caught up with Peak Nursing and Midwifery Organisations to discuss Australia’s over 650,000 current and recently retired nursing and midwifery workforce and how their full skillset can be best utilised, which will make health care safer and more accessible for all Australians. ... See MoreSee Less

I recently caught up with Peak Nursing and Midwifery Organisations to discuss Australia’s over 650,000 current and recently retired nursing and midwifery workforce and how their full skillset can be best utilised, which will make health care safer and more accessible for all Australians.
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