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List of State MPs, and contact details: Just click on the email link to your state MP where you live, the email will pop up, fill in with the template if you would like to use and send the request for a meeting. Name Party Position Contact Details Photo Jenny Aitchison ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) Phone (02) 4933 1617 Member for Maitland Fax (02) 4933 4782 Shadow Minister for Primary Industries [email protected] Shadow Minister for Investment and Tourism Shadow Minister for Medical Research John Ajaka LIB MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2300 President of the Legislative Council of NSW Fax (02) 9230 3077 [email protected] Lou Amato LIB MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2764 Fax (02) 9230 2699 [email protected] Kevin Anderson National MP (Legislative Assembly) Phone (02) 6766 1422 Member for Tamworth Fax (02) 6766 6765 Minister for Better Regulation and Innovation [email protected] Edmond Atalla ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) Phone (02) 9625 6770 Member for Mount Druitt Fax (02) 9625 9965 [email protected] Stuart Ayres LIB MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Penrith: Member for Penrith Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Phone (02) 4722 8660 Western Sydney Fax (02) 4731 4782 [email protected] Stephen Bali ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) n his capacity as Member for Blacktown: Member for Blacktown Phone (02) 9671 5222 Fax (02) 9671 5266 [email protected] Mark Banasiak Shooters MLC Phone (02) 9230 3511 [email protected] John Barilaro National MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Monaro: Member for Monaro Deputy Premier Phone (02) 6299 4899 Minister for Regional New South Wales, Fax (02) 6297 9998 Industry and Trade [email protected] Clayton Barr ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Cessnock: Member for Cessnock Phone (02) 4991 1466 Shadow Minister for Water Toll free - 1300 550 114 Shadow Minister for Innovation, Science and Fax (02) 4991 1103 Tertiary Education [email protected] Shadow Minister for the Hunter Gladys LIB MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Willoughby: Berejiklian Member for Willoughby Premier Phone (02) 9439 4199 Fax (02) 9439 9299 [email protected] Robert Borsak Shooters MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2850 Fax (02) 9230 2613 [email protected] Abigail Boyd Greens MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 3676 [email protected] Stephen National MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Myall Lakes: Bromhead Member for Myall Lakes Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Phone (02) 6555 4099 Transport Fax (02) 6555 4780 [email protected] Roy Butler Shooters MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Barwon: Member for Barwon Phone (02) 6792 1422 Fax (02) 6792 1466 [email protected] Mark Buttigieg ALP MLC (Legislative Council) Phone 02 9230 2822 Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council [email protected] Prue Car ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Londonderry: Member for Londonderry Shadow Minister for Education Phone (02) 9833 1122 Fax (02) 9623 1185 [email protected] Yasmin Catley ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Swansea: Member for Swansea Deputy Leader of the Opposition Phone (02) 4972 1133 Shadow Minister for Rural and Regional Jobs Fax (02) 4972 1494 Shadow Minister for Building Reform and [email protected] Property Anoulack ALP MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Macquarie Chanthivong Member for Macquarie Fields Fields: Phone (02) 9618 2077 Fax (02) 9618 2088 [email protected] Justin Clancy LIB MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Albury: Member for Albury Phone (02) 6021 3042 Fax (02) 6021 8884 [email protected] Andrew LIB MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Minister for Transport and Constance Member for Bega Roads: Minister for Transport and Roads Leader of the House Phone (02) 8574 5807 Fax (02) 9339 5512 Contact the Minister for Transport and Roads In his capacity as Member for Bega: Phone (02) 6492 2056 Fax (02) 6492 3578 [email protected] Steph Cooke Nationals MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Member for Cootamundra Cootamundra: Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier Phone (02) 6382 2399 The Nationals Whip Fax (02) 6382 3144 [email protected] Sophie Costsis ALP • MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Canterbury: • Member for Canterbury Phone (02) 9718 1234 • Shadow Minister for Better Public Services Fax (02) 9787 1999 [email protected] Mark Coure LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Oatley: • Member for Oatley Phone (02) 9580 9349 • Assistant Speaker Fax (02) 9580 9103 [email protected] Tim Crakanthorp ALP • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Newcastle: • Member for Newcastle Phone (02) 4926 1126 Fax (02) 4926 2134 [email protected] Adam Crouch LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Terrigal: • Member for Terrigal Phone (02) 4365 1906 • Government Whip Fax (02) 4365 4768 [email protected] Catherine LIB • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2915 Cusack • Parliamentary Secretary for Cost of Living Fax (02) 9230 2385 [email protected] Anthony D’Adam ALP • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2260 • Deputy Opposition Whip in the Legislative [email protected] Council Michael Daley ALP • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Maroubra: • Member for Maroubra Phone (02) 9349 6440 • Legislative Assembly Trustee, Parliamentary Contributory Superannuation Fund Fax (02) 9349 4594 [email protected] Helen Dalton Shooters • MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Murray: • Member for Murray Phone (02) 6962 6644 Fax (02) 6962 7725 [email protected] Tanya Davies LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Mulgoa: • Member for Mulgoa Phone (02) 9834 2966 Fax (02) 9834 6291 [email protected] Jihad Dib ALP • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Lakemba: • Member for Lakemba Phone (02) 9759 5000 • Shadow Minister for Skills and TAFE Fax (02) 9759 1945 • Shadow Minister for Youth [email protected] • Shadow Minister for Juvenile Justice • Shadow Minister Assisting on Multiculturalism Dominello Victor LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Ryde: • Member for Ryde Phone (02) 9808 3288 • Minister for Customer Service Fax (02) 9877 6222 [email protected] Phillip Donato Shooters • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Orange: • Member for Orange Phone (02) 6362 5199 Fax (02) 6361 3922 [email protected] Greg Donnelly ALP • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2280 • Trustee of the Parliamentary Contributory Fax (02) 9230 2585 Superannuation Fund [email protected] Trish Doyle ALP • MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Blue • Member for Blue Mountains Mountains: • Shadow Minister for Women and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence Phone (02) 4751 3298 Fax (02) 4751 1245 • Shadow Minister for Emergency Services [email protected] David Elliott LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Baulkham • Member for Baulkham Hills Hills: • Minister for Police and Emergency Services Phone (02) 9686 3110 Fax (02) 9686 3212 [email protected] Lee Evans LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In his capacity as Member for Heathcote: • Member for Heathcote Phone (02) 9548 0144 • Deputy Government Whip Fax (02) 9548 5639 • Temporary Speaker [email protected] Cate Faehrmann Greens • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 3771 Fax (02) 9230 3772 [email protected] Wes Fang National • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2888 • Deputy Government Whip in the Legislative Fax (02) 9230 2923 Council [email protected] Scott Farlow LIB • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 3786 • Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer and Fax (02) 9230 3796 Leader of the House in the Legislative Council [email protected] Samuel National • MLC (Legislative Council) Farraway Justin Field Independent• MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 3335 Fax (02) 9230 3322 [email protected] Julia Finn ALP • MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Granville: • Member for Granville Phone (02) 9637 1656 • Shadow Minister for Consumer Protection Fax (02) 9897 1434 • Shadow Minister for Carers [email protected] Ben Franklin National • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 3793 • Parliamentary Secretary for Energy and the [email protected] Arts Melanie Gibbons LIB • MP (Legislative Assembly) In her capacity as Member for Holsworthy: • Member for Holsworthy Phone (02) 9825 3653 • Parliamentary Secretary for Families, Disability and Emergency Services Fax (02) 9825 4861 [email protected] John Graham ALP • MLC (Legislative Council) Phone (02) 9230 2430 • Shadow Minister for Roads Fax (02) 9230 2630 • Shadow Minister for Music and the Night [email protected] Time Economy Alex Greenwich
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