QLD · Legislative Assembly (only house)
Tom Smith
Mr Tom Smith MP
What's this? The Legislative Assembly is the only house of the Queensland Parliament, where the state government is formed. Each member represents one local electorate.
Where letters go
Electorate office
Mr Tom Smith MPWIN TowerCnr Quay and Barolin StreetsBundaberg QLD 4670☎ (07) 4111 3100
Source: official parliament listing · updated 20/10/2026
How to write to Tom Smith
Address your letter exactly like this. Keep it to one page, say who you are and where you live, and ask for one clear action.
Mr Tom Smith MP
WIN Tower
Cnr Quay and Barolin Streets
Bundaberg QLD 4670
Dear Mr Smith,
I'm writing to you as Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Rural Development about…
Suburbs in Bundaberg (17)
If you live in one of these suburbs, Tom Smith is likely your state member. Boundaries can split suburbs, so check with your postcode.
Ashfield 4670, Avenell Heights 4670, Avoca 4670, Branyan 4670, Bundaberg Central 4670, Bundaberg East 4670, Bundaberg North 4670, Bundaberg South 4670, Bundaberg West 4670, Kalkie 4670, Kensington 4670, Kepnock 4670, Millbank 4670, Norville 4670, Svensson Heights 4670, Thabeban 4670, Walkervale 4670
Who else represents Bundaberg
Federal members whose electorates overlap with Bundaberg. You can write to all of them at once.
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Questions about Tom Smith
What is Tom Smith's office address?+
Letters to Tom Smith go to their electorate office: WIN Tower, Cnr Quay and Barolin Streets, Bundaberg QLD 4670. The office phone number is (07) 4111 3100.
How do I address a letter to Tom Smith?+
On the envelope and at the top of your letter, write “Mr Tom Smith MP” followed by the address. Start the letter with “Dear Mr Smith,”.
What is Tom Smith's role?+
Tom Smith is Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Rural Development and Member for Bundaberg in the Queensland Legislative Assembly.
Which party is Tom Smith in?+
Tom Smith is a member of the Australian Labor Party.
Can I send Tom Smith a letter online?+
Yes. Better Letters prints your letter, signs it with your signature, and posts it to Tom Smith's office. You can also download it free and post it yourself.