Cameron Caldwell
LNP Federal

Member for Fadden (QLD)

Safe

6.88% Margin

Elected 2023

2 years

Member for Fadden (QLD)

Federal - QLD

Cameron was born in 1980 in Mount Isa. He grew up in Redcliffe, and attended Nudgee College.

Cameron completed a Bachelor of Laws at the Queensland University of Technology in 2003. In 2006, at the age of 26, Cameron established a small law firm at Hope Island, Caldwell Solicitors. The business specialised in conveyancing law, and Cameron operated the business as head partner until 2016. In 2012, he was elected as a Councillor on Gold Coast City Council, and was subsequently re-elected in ...

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First Speech in Parliament

4 September 2023

# Small Business # Tourism # Community Safety # Homeownership # Economic Growth # Local Government # Family Values # Defence # Queensland Identity # Community Service

Personal Background and Values

  • Humbled to serve Fadden, committed to representing the electorate with responsibility.
  • Inspired by Theodore Roosevelt's words on striving and determination.
  • Grew up in Queensland, with a strong connection to family values and community service.

Professional Experience and Commitment to Small Business

  • Founded Caldwell Solicitors in 2006, overcoming challenges like the GFC.
  • Passion for supporting small businesses on the Gold Coast, recognising their vital role in the community and economy.
  • Served nearly 12 years on Gold Coast city council, advocating for local needs and initiatives.

Policy Focus and Future Agenda

  • Strong emphasis on economic growth, especially in tourism and the marine industry, aiming to create jobs and support local businesses.
  • Advocates for increasing homeownership and addressing challenges in the housing market.
  • Committed to community safety and national defence, supporting local initiatives like CCTV and park lighting.

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Cameron Caldwell represents the electorate of Fadden (QLD) in the Australian Parliament.

Cameron Caldwell is a member of the Liberal National Party.

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In Parliament

STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS

Budget

Australian Federal Parliament • House of Reps • 27 March

AI Summary

  • Members discussed various aspects of the federal budget.
  • Key allocations and funding priorities were outlined.
  • Concerns regarding fiscal strategy and economic impact were raised.

ADJOURNMENT

Budget

Australian Federal Parliament • House of Reps • 26 March

Industry

AI Summary

  • Discussion on the recent budget's implications for the economy.
  • Concerns raised about funding for health and education sectors.
  • Debate included perspectives from multiple political parties.

Social Media

Posted on Facebook • 4 July 2025

The new Australia Post at Pimpama City is officially open! 🎉 This new facility will make sending, receiving and accessing postal services easier than ever for locals. A great milestone for one of Queensland’s fastest growing regions.
Open Post

Posted on Facebook • 4 July 2025

The brand new Australia Post at Pimpama City is open and ready to serve the community! This post office is closer and more convenient than ever and is another big step forward for Pimpama.
Open Post

Posted on X • 24 June 2025

The opening of @Westpac at Coomera Westfield is a great milestone for our growing community. It’s a clear sign that Coomera is thriving and evolving just as planned. I was proud to join Westpac CEO Anthony Miller, Chief Executive Carolyn McCann, and the Westpac Coomera team for the ribbon cutting and official opening of the branch.
Open Post

Posted on X • 20 June 2025

I had a productive catch-up with Premier @DavidCrisafulli to talk about all things local including the new hope island train station and the Coomera connector!
Open Post