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Aitchison, Jenny MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Maitland: Member for Maitland Phone (02) 4933 1617 Shadow Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Fax (02) 4933 4782 and Sexual Assault [email protected] Shadow Minister for Small Business Australian Labor Party member Ajaka, John MLC (Legislative Council) In his capacity as Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, and Minister for Ageing Minister for Multiculturalism: Minister for Disability Services Phone (02) 8574 6400 Minister for Multiculturalism Fax (02) 9339 5514 Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council [email protected] Liberal Party member Amato, Lou MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2764 Liberal Party member Fax (02) 9230 2699 [email protected] Anderson, Kevin MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Tamworth: Member for Tamworth Phone (02) 6766 1422 Parliamentary Secretary Fax (02) 6766 6765 The Nationals member [email protected] Aplin, Greg MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Albury: Member for Albury Phone (02) 6021 3042 Liberal Party member Fax (02) 6021 8884 [email protected] Atalla, Edmond MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Mount Druitt: Member for Mount Druitt Phone (02) 9625 6770 Australian Labor Party member Fax (02) 9625 9965 [email protected] Ayres, Stuart MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events, and Minister Member for Penrith for Sport: Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events Phone (02) 8574 6500 Minister for Sport Fax (02) 9339 5522 Liberal Party member Contact the Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events, and Minister for Sport In his capacity as Member for Penrith: Phone (02) 4722 8660 Fax (02) 4731 4782 [email protected] Baird, Mike MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney: Member for Manly Phone (02) 8574 5000 Premier Fax (02) 9339 5500 Minister for Western Sydney Contact the Premier Liberal Party member In his capacity as Member for Manly: Phone (02) 9976 2773 Fax (02) 9976 2993 [email protected] Barham, Jan MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2603 Temporary Chair of Committees Fax (02) 9230 2766 The Greens member [email protected] Barilaro, John MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Minister for Regional Development, Minister for Skills, and Member for Monaro Minister for Small Business: Minister for Regional Development Phone (02) 8574 5150 Minister for Skills Fax (02) 9339 5558 Minister for Small Business Contact the Minister John Barilaro The Nationals member In his capacity as Member for Monaro: Phone (02) 6299 4899 Fax (02) 6297 9998 [email protected] Barr, Clayton MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Cessnock: Member for Cessnock Phone (02) 4991 1466 Shadow Minister for Finance, Services and Property Toll free - 1300 550 114 Australian Labor Party member Fax (02) 4991 1103 [email protected] Berejiklian, Gladys MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Treasurer, and Minister for Industrial Relations: Member for Willoughby Phone (02) 8574 5207 Treasurer Fax (02) 9339 5510 Minister for Industrial Relations [email protected] Liberal Party member In her capacity as Member for Willoughby: Phone (02) 9439 4199 Fax (02) 9439 9299 [email protected] Blair, Niall MLC (Legislative Council) In his capacity as Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Lands and Minister for Primary Industries Water: Minister for Lands and Water Phone 02 8574 7190 The Nationals member Fax 02 9339 5560 Contact the Minister Niall Blair Borsak, Robert MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2850 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party member Fax (02) 9230 2613 [email protected] Bromhead, Stephen MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Myall Lakes: Member for Myall Lakes Phone (02) 6555 4099 The Nationals Whip Fax (02) 6555 4780 The Nationals member [email protected] Brookes, Glenn MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for East Hills: Member for East Hills Phone (02) 9772 2774 Independent member Fax (02) 9792 1718 [email protected] Brown, Robert MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 3059 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party member Fax (02) 9230 2613 [email protected] Buckingham, Jeremy MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2202 The Greens member Fax (02) 9230 3341 [email protected] Car, Prue MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Londonderry: Member for Londonderry Phone (02) 9833 1122 Shadow Minister for Skills Fax (02) 9623 1185 Shadow Assistant Minister for Education [email protected] Australian Labor Party member Catley, Yasmin MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Swansea: Member for Swansea Phone (02) 4972 1133 Shadow Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Fax (02) 4972 1494 Australian Labor Party member [email protected] Chanthivong, MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Macquarie Fields: Anoulack Member for Macquarie Fields Phone (02) 9618 2077 Australian Labor Party member Fax (02) 9618 2088 [email protected] Clarke, David MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2260 Parliamentary Secretary Fax (02) 9230 3501 Liberal Party member [email protected] Colless, Richard MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2397 Parliamentary Secretary Fax (02) 9230 3579 The Nationals member [email protected] Conolly, Kevin MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Riverstone: Member for Riverstone Phone (02) 8883 3499 Liberal Party member Fax (02) 8883 3355 [email protected] Constance, Andrew MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Minister for Transport and Infrastructure: Member for Bega Phone (02) 8574 5807 Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Fax (02) 9339 5512 Liberal Party member Contact the Minister for Transport and Infrastructure In his capacity as Member for Bega: Phone (02) 6492 2056 Fax (02) 6492 3578 [email protected] Cotsis, Sophie MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2080 Shadow Minister for Women Fax (02) 9230 3056 Shadow Minister for Ageing [email protected] Shadow Minister for Disability Services Shadow Minister for Multiculturalism Australian Labor Party member Coure, Mark MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Oatley: Member for Oatley Phone (02) 9580 9349 Deputy Government Whip Fax (02) 9580 9103 Liberal Party member [email protected] Crakanthorp, Tim MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Newcastle: Member for Newcastle Phone (02) 4926 1126 Australian Labor Party member Fax (02) 4926 2134 [email protected] Crouch, Adam MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Terrigal: Member for Terrigal Phone (02) 4365 1906 Liberal Party member Fax (02) 4365 4768 [email protected] Cusack, Catherine MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2915 Parliamentary Secretary Fax (02) 9230 2385 Liberal Party member [email protected] Daley, Michael MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Maroubra: Member for Maroubra Phone (02) 9349 6440 Shadow Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Fax (02) 9349 4594 Shadow Minister for Gaming and Racing [email protected] Deputy Leader of the Opposition Australian Labor Party member Davies, Tanya MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Mulgoa: Member for Mulgoa Phone (02) 9834 2966 Parliamentary Secretary Fax (02) 9834 6291 Liberal Party member [email protected] Dib, Jihad MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Lakemba: Member for Lakemba Phone (02) 9759 5000 Shadow Minister for Education Fax (02) 9759 1945 Australian Labor Party member [email protected] Dominello, Victor MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation: Member for Ryde Phone (02) 8574 6607 Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Fax (02) 9339 5526 Liberal Party member Contact the Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation In his capacity as Member for Ryde: Phone (02) 9808 3288 Fax (02) 9877 6222 [email protected] Donnelly, Greg MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2280 Deputy Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council Fax (02) 9230 2585 Australian Labor Party member [email protected] Doyle, Trish MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Blue Mountains: Member for Blue Mountains Phone (02) 4751 3298 Australian Labor Party member Fax (02) 4751 1245 [email protected] Elliott, David MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Minister for Corrections, Minister for Emergency Services, Member for Baulkham Hills and Minister for Veterans Affairs: Minister for Corrections Phone (02) 8574 6290 Minister for Emergency Services Fax (02) 9339 5564 Minister for Veterans Affairs [email protected] Liberal Party member In his capacity as Member for Baulkham Hills: Phone (02) 9686 3110 Fax (02) 9686 3212 [email protected] Evans, Lee MP (Legislative Assembly)
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