Cassandra Duffill, a lifelong Queenslander, has proudly called the Gold Coast home since her childhood, moving from Melbourne to grow up in this vibrant region. Now married with two sons, Cassandra's career journey has spanned multiple industries, giving her firsthand experience with the challenges facing small businesses. She initially ran a natural health practice before shifting into online marketing consultancy, where she now helps other businesses navigate the digital landscape.

Living locally in Theodore, Cassandra's family has strong ties to the community—her sons attended Park Lake State Primary and Pacific Pines State High. Cassandra’s work extends beyond her consultancy; she serves on the Australian Traditional Medicine Society Board, where she actively mentors business owners, helping them grow and succeed.

Her life experiences have driven her passion for improving healthcare, supporting small businesses, and protecting individual freedoms. "The mandates and overreach during the pandemic highlighted the need for real change", Cassandra explains. She is committed to reinstating health workers affected by mandates and opposes the implementation of Digital ID systems that could erode personal freedoms. She is also involved in a class action against pelvic mesh manufacturers, exemplifying her dedication to advocacy and justice.

Cassandra believes Theodore needs strong representation in parliament that focuses on real solutions. Her goal is to foster a community where businesses thrive, families feel supported, and future generations can prosper. We need to build a Queensland that is secure and prosperous for everyone—one where personal freedoms are protected, and businesses can succeed.