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Out of Parliament Offices As at 02 August 2018 Postal MP Party Phone Free Phone Fax Email Region Physical Address 1 Physical Address 2 Physical Address 3 Postal Address Code Unit C, 291-293 Mannering Adrian Rurawhe MP Labour Party 07 886 9303 Waikato Street Tokoroa Adrian Rurawhe MP Labour Party 06 348 8485 0800 237 126 [email protected] 373 Victoria Ave Whanganui P O Box 7080 CHB Budget Service, 43 Alastair Scott MP National Party 06 858 8196 06 858 8459 Wairarapa Ruataniwha Street Waipukurau 4200 Alastair Scott MP National Party 0800 687 596 Wairarapa 170 Queen Street Masterton 5082 Alfred Ngaro MP National Party 09 834 3676 [email protected] Auckland 288 Te Atatu Road Te Atatu South Auckland PO Box 83200 0610 Amy Adams MP National Party 03 344 0418 03 344 0419 [email protected] Canterbury 829 Main South Road Templeton Christchurch 8042 7 Wesley Street, Pukekohe Andrew Bayly MP National Party 09 238 5977 [email protected] Auckland Plaza Pukekohe PO Box 528 2340 Andrew Falloon MP National Party 03 683 1386 03 683 1598 [email protected] Canterbury 139 Stafford Street Timaru PO Box 930 7910 Andrew Falloon MP National Party 03 308 7510 03 308 7509 [email protected] Canterbury Shop 4, 81 Harrison Street Allenton Ashburton PO Box 6036 7742 Andrew Little MP Labour Party 06 757 5662 0800 538 852 Taranaki 21 Northgate Strandon New Plymouth 4312 Anne Tolley MP National Party 06 867 7571 06 867 7572 [email protected] Eastland 5 Gladstone Road Elgin Gisborne PO Box 106 4041 Anne Tolley MP National Party 07 307 1254 07 308 0351 [email protected] Eastland 234A The Strand Whakatane PO Box 216 3120 Anne Tolley MP National Party 07 573 7125 07 573 9125 [email protected] Bay of Plenty 68 Jellicoe Street Te Puke 3119 Anne Tolley MP National Party 07 323 6487 [email protected] Eastland Shop 1, 35 Islington Street Kawerau 3127 Anne Tolley MP National Party 07 366 5893 [email protected] Eastland 22 Pine Drive Murupara 3025 Aupito William Sio MP Labour Party 09 275 5345 09 275 5346 [email protected] Auckland Shop 19, 93 Bader Drive Mangere Auckland P O Box 59144 2151 Barbara Kuriger MP National Party 06 756 6032 [email protected] Taranaki 80 Rata Street Inglewood Taranaki PO Box 124 4330 Barbara Kuriger MP National Party 07 8701005 Waikato 53 Mutu Street Te Awamutu Brett Hudson MP National Party 04 478 0628 [email protected] Wellington 29 Broderick Road Johnsonville Wellington PO Box 13 184 6044 Carmel Sepuloni MP Labour Party 09 818 4131 [email protected] Auckland 200C West Coast Road Glen Eden Auckland Chris Bishop MP National Party 04 566 8580 [email protected] Wellington 66-70 Bloomfield Terrace Hutt Central Lower Hutt 5010 Chris Bishop MP National Party 04 564 8707 Wellington 126 Main Road Wainuiomata Lower Hutt Chris Hipkins MP Labour Party 04 528 5715 04 817 5807 [email protected] Wellington 216 Main Street Upper Hutt Upper Hutt 5018 Chris Hipkins MP Labour Party 04 567 0156 04 567 0059 [email protected] Wellington 1195 High Street Taita Lower Hutt 5011 365 Main Road (State Highway Chris Penk MP National Party 09 412 2496 09 412 2497 Auckland 16) Huapai Auckland PO Box 258 0841 Shop 1, South City Mall, 132 Clare Curran MP Labour Party 03 455 5299 [email protected] Otago Hillside Road Dunedin PO Box 2084 9012 Clayton Mitchell MP NZ First 07 571 0980 Bay of Plenty Suite 103, 45 Grey Street Tauranga 3110 Damien O'Connor MP Labour Party 03 528 8190 0800 DAMIEN [email protected] Nelson/Marlborough 234 High Street Motueka PO Box 344 7120 Damien O'Connor MP Labour Party 03 789 5481 0800 DAMIEN [email protected] 208A Palmerston St Westport Damien O'Connor MP Labour Party 03 768 7189 0800 DAMIEN [email protected] West Coast 181 Tainui Street Greymouth 7805 Dan Bidois MP National Party 09 419 8021 Auckland 15 Rawene Road Birkenhead Auckland Darroch Ball MP NZ First 06 353 6990 Manawatu 278 Cuba Street Palmerston North David Bennett MP National Party 07 834 3407 [email protected] Waikato Avon House, 510 Grey Street Hamilton East Hamilton PO Box 4183 3216 David Clark MP Labour Party 03 474 1973 03 474 9913 [email protected] Otago 32 Albany Street Dunedin North Dunedin PO Box 6001 9016 David Seymour MP ACT New Zealand 09 522 7464 [email protected] Auckland Suite 2.4, 27 Gillies Ave Newmarket Auckland PO Box 9209 1149 Deborah Russell MP Labour Party 09 820 6245 [email protected] 1885 Great North Rd Avondale Auckland Denise Lee MP National Party 09 580 2351 Auckland 1/130A Main Highway Ellerslie Auckland 1051 Duncan Webb MP Labour Party 03 366 5519 [email protected] 284-290 Durham St North Christchurch Erica Stanford MP National Party 09 478 0207 09 479 8089 [email protected] Auckland 85 Beachfront Lane Browns Bay Auckland PO Box 35657 0753 Eugenie Sage MP Green Party 03 377 4724 [email protected] Christchurch Building B, 366 Tuam Street Christchurch 6th Floor, Hinemoa Tower Fletcher Tabuteau MP NZ First 07 347 4045 Rotorua Building, 1154 Hinemoa St Rotorua Gerry Brownlee MP National Party 03 359 0582 03 359 0584 [email protected] Canterbury 283 Greers Road Bryndwr Christchurch 8053 Ginny Andersen MP Labour Party 04 564 4988 04 564 2736 [email protected] Wellington 15 Queen Street, Mall Entrance Wainuiomata Lower Hutt PO Box 43166 5014 Ground Floor, Waterside House, Grant Robertson MP Labour Party 04 801 8079 04 801 7866 [email protected] Wellington 220 Willis Street Te Aro Wellington PO Box 27351 6011 Greg O'Connor MP Labour Party 04 478 3332 Wellington Unit 2, 18 Moorefield Rd Johnsonville Wellington Hamish Walker MP National Party 03 203 3000 03 208 1231 [email protected] Southland Ground Floor, 15 Main Street Gore PO Box 266 9740 Hamish Walker MP National Party 03 441 4093 03 441 4093 [email protected] Southland 1085 Frankton Road Frankton Queenstown PO Box 2192 9349 Hamish Walker MP National Party 03 418 4288 Southland 40B Clyde Street Balclutha Harete Hipango MP National Party 06 278 4059 06 278 6093 [email protected] Taranaki 44 Victoria Street Hawera South Taranaki 4610 Harete Hipango MP National Party 06 765 8464 [email protected] Wanganui Room 4, 52 Juliet Street Stratford Taranaki 4332 Harete Hipango MP National Party 06 348 9150 [email protected] Wanganui Suite 7, 210 Victoria Avenue Whanganui 4500 Iain Lees-Galloway MP Labour Party 06 356 5958 06 356 5959 [email protected] Manawatu 45 King St Palmerston North PO Box 1430 4440 Ian McKelvie MP National Party 06 327 6904 [email protected] Manawatu 13 High Street Marton Rangitikei PO Box 177 4741 Ian McKelvie MP National Party 07 896 8008 [email protected] Waikato 1/101 Hakiaha Street Taumaranui 3920 Ian McKelvie MP National Party 06 323 7253 [email protected] Manawatu 47 Manchester Street Fielding PO Box 335 4740 Jacinda Ardern MP Labour Party 09 8451919 [email protected] Auckland 658 New North Rd Morningside Auckland Jacqui Dean MP National Party 03 434 7325 0800 67 924 8254 03 434 7359 [email protected] Otago 127 Thames Street Oamaru 9400 Jamie Strange MP Labour Party 07 839 6803 Waikato Unit 5, 1130 Victoria Street Hamilton 3200 Postal MP Party Phone Free Phone Fax Email Region Physical Address 1 Physical Address 2 Physical Address 3 Postal Address Code Jami-Lee Ross MP National Party 09 271 3255 09 271 3259 [email protected] Auckland Shop 2, 309 Botany Road Botany Auckland PO Box 230109 2163 Jan Tinetti MP Labour Party 07 571 2492 [email protected] 1356 Cameron Rd Greerton Tauranga Jenny Salesa MP Labour Party 09 274 9231 09 274 9579 [email protected] Auckland 7 Fulton Crescent Otara Auckland PO Box 61175 2159 Jian Yang MP National Party 09 522 1535 09 522 1535 [email protected] Auckland 107 Great South Road Epsom Auckland Joanne Hayes MP National Party 03 384 9459 03 384 9908 [email protected] Canterbury Unit 6, 950 Ferry Road Ferrymead Christchurch PO Box 18893 8641 Jo Luxton MP Labour Party 03 688 9588 149 Stafford St Timaru Jonathan Young MP National Party 06 759 1363 06 759 1364 [email protected] Taranaki Corner of Gill & Liardet Streets New Plymouth PO Box 8064 4342 Judith Collins MP National Party 09 299 7426 09 299 7428 [email protected] Auckland First Floor, 98 Great South Road Papakura Auckland PO Box 72646 2244 Kanwaljit Bakshi MP National Party 09 278 9302 09 278 2143 [email protected] Auckland 131 Kolmar Road Papatoetoe Auckland PO Box 23136 2025 Kelvin Davis MP Labour Party 09 430 7922 [email protected] Northland 6 Water Street Whangarei 0110 Shop 5, Plaza North, 222 Kelvin Davis MP Labour Party 09 408 4010 [email protected] Northland Commerce Street Kaitaia Kelvin Davis MP Labour Party 09 818 4133 09 818 4133 Auckland 200C West Coast Rd Glen Eden Auckland Kieran McAnulty MP Labour Party 06 377 7186 Wairarapa 157 Queen Street Masterton 5810 Kiritapu Allan MP Labour Party [email protected] Shop 7, 86-94 King St Whakatane Kiritapu Allan MP Labour Party 06 868 1611 [email protected] 542 Gladstone Rd Te Hapara Gisborne Lawrence Yule MP National Party
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