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:
I’m committed to taking Flynn forward.
Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce has congratulated 4 organisations in the Flynn electorate for securing funding under the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal’s Strengthening Rural Communities grants program.
The Albanese Government has shown its contempt for regional Queensland once again in the Federal Parliament today. Federal Member for Flynn Colin Boyce said that Prime Minister Albanese deflected when
Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce has labelled the Labor Government’s 2024-25 Budget as a betrayal to regional Australia. Mr Boyce said Labor’s Budget has stripped funding for nation building
Funding slashed from the Federal Budget to restore Paradise Dam has been condemned by local MPs Keith Pitt and Colin Boyce. Federal Member for Hinkler Keith Pitt said the decision
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Congratulations to the Theodore Show Society
for putting on a fantastic 2024 Theodore Show!
Plenty of entertainment and stalls.
Team Boyce looks forward to being back next year 👍 ... See MoreSee Less
Recently the Rural Financial Counselling Service (RFCS) Southern Queensland launched a campaign urging graziers to get in touch if they’re having financial difficulties due to rising costs.
The Rural Financial Counselling Service (RFCS) Southern Queensland offers free, impartial and confidential financial counselling to primary producers who are experiencing or at risk of financial hardship. Their local Rural Financial Counsellors work alongside primary producers to explore financial options and help them stay in control of their farm business finances.
For more information, visit rfcssq.org.au/options/ ... See MoreSee Less
Team Boyce and I loved the 2024 Callide Valley Show!
With two days of non-stop action and entertainment, it’s one of the region’s major events.
Thank you to the hardworking volunteers of the Show who have been bringing the community together and showcasing local livestock, produce and craftsmanship for many years. ... See MoreSee Less
When the environment is destroyed to save the environment!
📍Clarke Creek Wind Factory
▪️Stage 1 = 100 turbines
▪️Stage 2 = 95 turbines
▪️Height = 207m tall + 76.2m blade
❌ Directly in koala habitat ... See MoreSee Less
Our new Gayndah staffer, Margie has hit the ground running supporting constituents around the Burnett.
This week she visited her old primary school Binjour Plateau State School and read to the students.
A great experience! ... See MoreSee Less
Energy madness has no bounds!
The Gladstone Ports Corporation have publicly stated that the hydrogen industry in Gladstone will need 110 gigawatts to produce 4 million tons per year of hydrogen. This will require 10,000 wind turbines, 2,500km2 of solar panels to be built and 45,000 mega litres of water each year (over half the capacity of Rookwood Weir) to reach this target.
The image below is what around 2,500km2 of solar panels would look like.
Lord knows where they’re going to chuck 10,000 wind turbines. Perhaps the Great Barrier Reef or not? ... See MoreSee Less