Tribune’s note

Chief Opposition Whip Cameron Caldwell used his return-from-recess statement on 13 May to place a series of Northern Gold Coast electorate engagements on the parliamentary record [TA-260513-house-ee1b85aea947:s098]. The statement covers the Anzac Day period, community sport, local policing, and youth civic participation — a standard community-presence address with no policy attack or legislative content.

Caldwell attended three Anzac Day services across the Fadden electorate: the Northern Gold Coast RSL dawn ceremony at Helensvale, the TriCare centre service at Runaway Bay, and the Ormeau-Pimpama community service at the local war memorial. He also attended the Runaway Bay Little Athletics end-of-season presentation, citing the club's 45-year history and volunteer base of roughly 450 athletes, and named individual committee members.

A visit to the Jacobs Well Neighbourhood Police Beat, where he spent time with Senior Constable Zoe and Senior Constable Danielle and met local residents including a publican and real-estate agents, rounded out the community-engagement sequence. The statement closed with recognition of Jamili, the first youth member for Fadden in the National Youth Parliament, whom Caldwell congratulated at Assisi Catholic College in Coomera.

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HansardCONSTITUENCY STATEMENTSCameron CaldwellWednesday 13 May 2026