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Hi! My name is Bruce Logan, your candidate for Cook in the 2024 Qld state election. I have lived and worked in Far North Queensland almost all my whole life. I’m a farmer now, but spent years serving my country before that.
People are asking why I am throwing my hat in with the KAP.
There are two reasons. Firstly, the KAP are heavy hitters. We get things done and don’t make a fuss about it.
Secondly, we fight for the people of the land, and small and independent businesses, householders trying to get by. People like you and me.
I believe the Far North is an uncut gem. I want to see our region grow and prosper. I believe in healing the divisions, and bringing people together once again as Australians. It’s one country, we should be one people.
I want to see farmers and fisherman get a fair go, and get politics out of land management. No more pandering to special interest groups.
And so much more!
If this sounds like the sort of thing you want to hear more about, please reach out to me.
This is our one chance to get the representation you deserve. Let‘s not blow it, FNQ!
Warm Regards,
About Bruce
Bruce was born in 1979 in Ipswich, and began his education on the sunshine coast, and completing his schooling at Charters Towers’ Blackheath and Thornborough College.
Bruce served in the Australian armed forces between 1998 and 2004. Bruce served with both 152 Sig Sqn and 3 Sqn SASR, which is based within Campbell Barracks, Swanbourne, WA, the home of the Special Air Service Regiment.
In March 2002 Bruce deployed to Afghanistan with 3 SAS Squadron, and undertook various combat and peacekeeping missions on deployment overseas on a number of occasions.
In terms of his military achievements, Bruce is proud of the fact that he was part of a team fighting the “global war on terror,” and to have been awarded the meritorious unit citation in recognition for sustained outstanding service in warlike operations.
Bruce was awarded the Soldier of the year (Annual Award for Excellence) while serving with SASR.
Following his military service, Bruce worked in multiple industries in the Cape region, including several seasons on fishing boats out of Karumba, as well as prawning boats on the east coast.
He then spent the next 18 years working for Australia’s largest oil and gas producer including roles as a senior communications technician and project manager delivering projects both onshore and internationally, including in Nouakchott and Malaysia.
Bruce is a pilot qualified to fly fixed and rotary wing aircraft.
He currently farms cattle on the family property on the Tablelands.
Bruce is the grandson of Sir Raymond Douglas and Lady Pearl Logan. Lady Peal is credited as establishing the School of Medicine at JCU, as well the school of the air in Cloncurry, while Sir Raymond received his Knighthood for services to the cattle industry.
Contact Bruce
Bruce.Logan@kap.org.au