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ElectorateMembers of Parliament                                                                                                                                                      
Filter DataThe party links below show data for all electorates held by that party plus sources of revenue and political messaging associated with that party. The non-partisan options show results across all parties by the type of organisation reporting: party, associated entity, campaigner or by portfolio or electorate. These results are listed by income or spend desc. Major Parties
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Grants 
Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Comms 
Grants
WHITLAM
Charities
Mitchell
Franking Credits
FRASER
Political Parties
GREENS PARTY
Associated Entities 
UNITED VOICE
Third Parties 
QUEENSLAND COUNCIL OF UNIONS
Campaigners 
AEU
Megacorps
JAPARA HEALTHCARE
Payments from tax transparency list corps to political orgs includes donations & other receipts (subscriptions, rent, payment for services etc) to political parties, their associated entities, third parties, campaigners and political candidates. This site holds multiple data projects which allow the public to analyse government data on spending & influence across all sectors. Use the ☰ button to navigate between projects, or use the randomly generated flip cards below to get an overview & share tid-bits with your Twitter network. You can filter the flip card content using menu the above or click to geo-locate results to your electorate. Mouse over to flip the card & click the Twitter icon to post pre-set message (which you can edit) or click the chart icon to examine the data. Media and Journalism
The Guardian
Innovation Australia
The New Daily
Eureka Street
AusVotes 2019
Independent Australia
Electronic Frontiers Australia
Crikey
Open Australia Foundation
AOGPN blog
Open Knowledge Foundation
EGovAu Blog
The Conversation
IdeasHoist
ABC PM Radio
Power to Persuade
Croakey
International Budget Partnership
Sydney Morning Herald
Online Opinion
New Matilda
No Fibs
Sunday Life Magazine
I launched the domain AusGov.info at Linux Conference Australia in January 2018, however this work is the result of years devoted to programming and transparency work beginning in 2012 and progressively expanded and improved upon over the intervening years. CreditsThe pecuniary interests register data was originally supplied by icacpls however I have updated it manually (or not as time permits) for the past couple of years. Site icons by Flaticon.com Flag icons by www.IconDrawer.com Images from pixabay.com DisclaimerThe figures in this site are either raw data at line-item level or totals/percentages - which are the result of algorithms or joins (programmatic matches between two lists) - written by myself in MySQL, which in turn are based on open data provided by Australian government agencies. This data ranges in quality between datasets, is updated at different intervals and is published to different standards and in different formats. The data you see in this site is edited by myself (unused fields are removed, names of programs/agencies/entities are spelled consistently within & between datasets). Data cleaning is a significant job. All care has been taken to represent every single figure accurately, however mistakes can be made either by the entity providing data to the government, the agency providing the data back to the public or at my end as I further transform this data for use. It is important to understand that while opinions and inferences can be made based on the data on this site, that the data is not in and of itself an inference or an opinion. Inferences and opinions using data in this site remain the legal responsibility of the author of those opinions.
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Ministers responsible for the Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Comms Portfolio awarded 22.74% of grants to FAIRLY SAFE electorates 