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Thank you, Newtown!


This article is sponsored by Jenny Leong MP, State Member for Newtown. Authorised by Jenny Leong MP, 383 King St, Newtown, NSW 2042. T: 02 9517 2800 F: 02 9230 3352 Newtown@parliament.nsw.gov.au


Thank you, Newtown!

The past few months have been incredibly tough for so many people. In our local neighbourhoods, where so many of our residents are renters, young people, artists, creatives, musos, international students and non‑citizens and so much of our community is about vibrant and busy bars, cafes, cinemas, venues and retail outlets, things have been particularly tough.

It has been truly inspiring to see that at a time when there is so much cause for despair, our community has come together. At a time when they could have chosen fear, the good people of the Newtown electorate have chosen kindness.

We have made a video to thank all of the incredible people who have worked so hard for our community during this time. Use your phone camera to scan the QR code on the image to check it out. 

You can also watch the video here: https://bit.ly/thankyou_newtown

Like and share the video to help us spread the message far and wide.

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Our Newtown Electorate Office doors are still working and able to help our local community. If you need our assistance, please call 9517 2800, leave a message and we will call you back. Alternatively, you can email us on newtown@parliament.nsw.gov.au.

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