New South Wales · NSW Legislative Assembly
Who represents Liverpool?
Liverpool is a state electoral district in the NSW Legislative Assembly. Its state member is Charishma Kaliyanda (Australian Labor Party).
Your state member for Liverpool
Ms Charishma Kaliyanda MP
Electorate office: Liverpool NSW 2170
Write to your member
A signed, printed letter from someone in Liverpool is hard to ignore. Write it here and we'll print and post it to the electorate office, or download it free and post it yourself.
Suburbs and postcodes in Liverpool (16 suburbs)
Based on ABS data. Electorate boundaries can split suburbs and postcodes, so if you live near an edge, check with your postcode.
Suburbs
Ashcroft 2168, Bonnyrigg 2177, Bonnyrigg Heights 2177, Busby 2168, Cartwright 2168, Cecil Hills 2171, Elizabeth Hills 2171, Green Valley 2168, Heckenberg 2168, Hinchinbrook 2168, Len Waters Estate 2171, Liverpool 2170, Miller 2168, Mount Pritchard 2170, Sadleir 2168, Warwick Farm 2170
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Federal electorates that share suburbs with Liverpool. Which one is yours depends on your address.
New South Wales Legislative Council
Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council are elected by the whole state, so all 42 represent Liverpool.
- Mark BanasiakSFF
- Scott BarrettNAT
- Robert BorsakSFF
- Abigail BoydGRN
- Jeremy BuckinghamLCP
- Mark ButtigiegALP · Parliamentary Secretary for Industrial Relations
- Susan CarterLIB · Acting Shadow Minister for Youth Justice
- Amanda CohnGRN
- Anthony D'AdamALP
- Greg DonnellyALP
- Cate FaehrmannGRN
- Wes FangNAT · Deputy Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council
- Scott FarlowLIB · Shadow Treasurer
- Ben FranklinNAT · President of the Legislative Council of NSW
- John GrahamALP · Minister for Transport
- Sue HigginsonGRN
- Courtney HoussosALP · Minister for Domestic Manufacturing and Government Procurement
- Emma HurstAJP
- Rose JacksonALP · Minister for Water
- Sarah KaineALP
- Mark LathamIND
- Stephen LawrenceALP
- Aileen MacDonaldLIB
- Natasha Maclaren-JonesLIB · Shadow Minister for Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
- Taylor MartinIND
- Rachel MertonLIB
- Tania MihailukIND
- Sarah MitchellNAT · Shadow Minister for Health
- Daniel MookheyALP · Treasurer
- Tara MoriartyALP · Minister for Agriculture
- Jacqui MunroLIB · Shadow Minister for Environment
- Cameron MurphyALP · Deputy Government Whip in the Legislative Council
- Bob NanvaALP · Government Whip in the Legislative Council
- Nichole OverallNAT
- Peter PrimroseALP · Assistant President
- Chris RathLIB · Shadow Minister for Planning and Public Spaces
- Rod RobertsIND · Deputy President and Chair of Committees
- John RuddickLBT
- Penny SharpeALP · Minister for Energy
- Emily SuvaalALP · Parliamentary Secretary for Trade and Small Business
- Damien TudehopeLIB
- Natalie WardLIB · Shadow Minister for Sport
Neighbouring electorates
NSW Legislative Assembly seats that share at least one postcode with Liverpool.
Questions about Liverpool
Who is the state member for Liverpool?+
Charishma Kaliyanda is the member for Liverpool in the NSW Legislative Assembly. Charishma Kaliyanda is a member of the Australian Labor Party.
Which suburbs are in Liverpool?+
Based on ABS data, Liverpool covers 16 suburbs and localities, including Ashcroft 2168, Bonnyrigg 2177, Bonnyrigg Heights 2177, Busby 2168, Cartwright 2168, Cecil Hills 2171, Elizabeth Hills 2171 and Green Valley 2168. Electorate boundaries can split suburbs and postcodes, so some of these are shared with neighbouring seats.
What postcodes are in Liverpool?+
Liverpool includes all or part of 4 postcodes: 2168, 2170, 2171, 2177.
What federal electorates overlap Liverpool?+
Parts of Liverpool are in these federal electorates: Werriwa and Fowler. Which one you're in depends on your address.
How do I write to the member for Liverpool?+
Better Letters prints your letter, signs it with your signature and posts it to your member's office. You can also download it free and post it yourself. Say that you live in Liverpool: members pay most attention to people in their own electorate.
Members and roles come from official parliament listings. Suburbs and postcodes are based on ABS data and may not match electorate boundaries exactly. All electorates