Boydell was born and raised in Carnarvon,and returned there after studying media journalism at WAAPA. She then worked as a radio announcer and in human resources for a major mining operation. Her career has included roles at Centrelink Carnarvon,the Carnarvon Civic Centre and the Northern Guardian Newspaper.
Following the 2017 state election,which resulted in Nationals leader Brendon Grylls losing his seat,Deputy Leader Mia Davies was confirmed as the new party leader with Boydell confirmed as her Deputy Leader,a historic landmark in WA political history.
In February 2020,Boydell announced she would not recontest her seat at the 2021 state election.[2] She resigned as deputy party leader on 9 March 2020 and was replaced by Shane Love.[3][4]
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