MP for the Auburn electorate, Lynda Voltz MP, officially opened her new electorate office at 2 Amy Street, Regents Park, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey, Deputy Speaker MP David Saliba, MP Kylie Wilkinson, MP Zhi Soon, along with Donna Davis MLC, Canterbury-Bankstown Deputy Mayor Rachel Harika, and councillors Enver Yassar and Glen Coleman.

The event was also attended by a large number of Labor members and supporters from across the Auburn electorate.

The new office aims to make parliamentary services more accessible and to provide necessary support to the community. Residents can visit the office for assistance with dealings with NSW government departments, help on a range of issues, access to a Justice of the Peace (JP), and other state government services.

At the opening ceremony, MP Linda Voltz reaffirmed her ongoing commitment to serving the community and to maintaining an accessible, welcoming office where everyone can seek advice and support.

The new electorate office is located at 2 Amy Street, Regents Park. The MP invites local residents to visit or call (02) 8822 9737 for assistance or enquiries about NSW government services.