Wayne Swan introduces a smartphone app for constituents in his Lilley electorate to voice complaints CONSTITUENTS in Treasurer Wayne Swan's north Brisbane electorate will be given a new opportunity to complain to their local MP. As Mr Swan grapples with a collapse in support in his marginal seat of Lilley, he will launch a new smartphone app that allows people to send him photos or comments about problems in the area. Mr Swan's office says this is the first Australian politician's app that allows direct contact from the public. The move could see him inundated with complaints. But Mr Swan said the app was a modern-day version of letter writing or phone calls. "If you had an issue you wanted your federal MP to help out on 20 years ago, you'd write a letter or set up an appointment - I'm moving with the times," he said. In many ways, it's a first for politics in Australia - the Fix-o-Gram ensures people are one photo away from action being taken on a local issue. Opposition MPs Malcolm Turnbull, Andrew Laming and Cory Bernardi use other versions of smartphone apps.