Australian Services Union (ASU) – NSW and ACT (Services) Branch

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Website:

www.asumembers.org.au

Phone:

(02) 9310 4000 / 1300 784 278

Address:

Level 1
39-47 Renwick Street
Redfern
NSW
2016
Australia

Postal Address:

PO Box 1865
Strawberry Hills
NSW
2012
Australia

Key People:

Secretary - Angus McFarland

Deputy Secretary - Jan Primrose

Related Organisations:

Australian Services Union (ASU) – National Office – Melbourne and Sydney

Australian Services Union (ASU) – NSW and ACT (Services) Branch – Newcastle Office

Australian Services Union (ASU) – NSW and ACT (Services) Branch – Penrith Office

Australian Services Union (ASU) – NSW and ACT (Services) Branch – Wollongong Office

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