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This special report provides a window into the murky world of political donations.

Mind The Gap: An Interactive Report Into Accountability In Political Donations

 AusGovInfo 26th Feb 2020

ALP $331.674M
LIBS $318.936M
PALMER UNITED $131.320M
GREENS $56.643M
NATS $48.807M
LNP $41.947M
FAMILY FIRST $3.419M
AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATIVES $3.157M

Earlier this month, The Guardian reported that the Center for Public Integrity had calculated the sources for political donations that are not disclosed to the Australian Electoral Commision at just over $100 million for the 18-19 financial year for the major parties.

I've taken that analysis much further by breaking it down by party, branch, year and donor type. Use the buttons above to see the breakdown by party. Figures are in millions.

Explained v Unexplained receipts to political parties

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) only requires the sources of donations that fall above what is known as the disclosure threshold to be reported to them. In 18-19 the disclosure threshold is $13,800. The figure is indexed to the CPI.

The extra data now provided by the AEC makes it possible (with a lot of work) to categorise political donors by the entity type. What comes through loud and clear in the data is that types of donors fall into two main categories: representatives of Capital (those who own the means of production) and representatives of those who do not, the workers.

Agencies $433.714M
Businesses $258.095M
Associated Entities $124.918M
Individuals $43.740M
Industry Associations $13.150M
Trusts and Estates $3.125M
Third Parties $1.508M
Campaigners $0.717M
Others $0.131M
Universities $0.102M

Marxism sees power in society divided between two opposing classes. Each individual in society is defined by our relationship to the means of production. While these means of production (ownership of land, factories, access to natural resources) change with technology, the underlying conflict between those who own the means to produce goods (factories, shareholders) and those who own only their own labour is the fuel that powers the class conflict which we see played out to this day in our society and politics.

Within these broad class categories, sub-groups form along both sides of this divide. Whether a political donor is a business, individual, Industry Association or other group, they typically represent one or the other side of the Capital/worker binary. Financials are summed over the last six financial years.

Political Parties, Associated Entities, Third Parties and Political Campaigners must now provide certain information to the Australian Electoral Commission which includes amounts spent on political communications. These are included for the first time in my political donations transparency project. Click on the buttons above to see the budgets of each entity type along with donations made.

See the tabs below for definitions of qualifying information for each of these AEC lists. Organisations can be on more than one AEC list. When counting donations by category, I provide the data from all relevant datasets but count each entity according to the highest disclosure threshold relevant to each organisation.

The Commonwealth funding and disclosure scheme (the disclosure scheme) detailed under Part XX of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (Electoral Act) was introduced to increase overall transparency and inform the public about the financial dealings of political parties, candidates and others involved in the electoral process. The disclosure scheme requires candidates, Senate groups, political parties, political campaigners, associated entities, third parties and donors to lodge election or annual financial disclosure returns with the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC).
Party Receipts Payments Debts Discretionary Benefits
1 LIBS 519,340,322 505,106,126 109,250,933 1,257,799
2 ALP 460,188,786 440,522,973 75,823,074 1,175,000
3 PALMER UNITED 131,885,606 131,828,803 10,318,109 0
4 GREENS 98,949,001 96,016,199 14,689,281 0
5 LNP 94,369,082 92,254,819 2,930,124 0
6 NATS 74,441,561 73,482,223 14,194,669 0
7 AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS 11,624,034 11,218,603 5,455,173 0
8 AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATIVES 7,994,770 8,058,104 10,143 0
9 PHON 7,411,425 7,263,487 2,149,414 0
10 CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS 6,655,109 6,966,616 942,268 0
11 CENTRE ALLIANCE 4,468,659 4,366,302 916,542 0
12 FAMILY FIRST 4,405,139 3,007,436 147,765 0
13 KATTER 3,369,721 3,278,464 50,470 0
14 LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 3,259,435 3,700,260 150,000 0
15 ANIMAL JUSTICE 2,782,923 2,490,274 68,376 0
16 SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIA 2,277,912 2,244,059 167,196 0
17 SOCIALIST EQUALITY 2,150,821 2,173,323 0 0
18 YELLOW VEST AUSTRALIA 1,989,814 1,135,213 69,592 0
19 AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIANS 1,740,749 1,703,992 3,000 0
20 SHOOTERS, FISHERS, FARMERS 1,401,996 1,166,185 217,144 0
21 RISE UP AUSTRALIA 1,226,468 1,346,753 61,490 0
22 HINCH 1,024,724 842,786 134,118 0
23 SEX 1,010,461 996,263 112,528 0
24 DEMOCRATIC LABOUR 520,470 492,500 7,057 0
25 SOCIALIST ALLIANCE 511,569 501,803 22,843 0
26 LAMBIE 375,267 295,714 43,437 0
27 FLUX 313,972 302,573 0 0
28 VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA 288,327 229,146 6,770 0
29 LAZARUS 240,500 40,500 30,000 0
30 AUSTRALIAN EQUALITY (MARRIAGE) 227,177 205,994 0 0
31 THE WIKILEAKS 205,590 134,670 48,258 0
32 ACP 171,395 242,553 0 0
33 SCIENCE 168,543 163,819 16,438 0
34 DEMOCRATS 146,972 191,119 42,155 0
35 REASON AUSTRALIA 146,587 116,345 14,176 0
36 REPUBLICAN OF AUSTRALIA 144,890 139,178 3,470 0
37 AUSTRALIA FIRST 137,430 150,180 15,500 0
38 AUSTRALIAN RECREATIONAL FISHERS 133,371 114,828 3,059 0
39 HEMP 128,259 127,071 498 0
40 HEALTH AUSTRALIA 118,332 125,559 32,740 0
41 ONLINE DIRECT DEMOCRACY - (EMPOWERING THE PEOPLE!) 109,470 79,321 633,388 0
42 PIRATE AUSTRALIA 101,693 122,439 17,060 0
43 THE ARTS 101,318 98,271 0 0
44 SECULAR OF AUSTRALIA 80,846 120,792 0 0
45 JOHN MADIGAN'S MANUFACTURING AND FARMING 80,072 60,140 0 0
46 DRUG LAW REFORM AUSTRALIA 74,101 69,891 225 0
47 BULLET TRAIN FOR AUSTRALIA 72,663 71,794 34,775 0
48 AUSTRALIAN FISHING AND LIFESTYLE 72,149 93,417 0 0
49 AUSTRALIAN CYCLISTS 71,184 68,073 25,196 0
50 CLIMATE ACTION 64,577 59,660 0 0
51 AUSTRALIAN MOTORING ENTHUSIAST 59,532 61,810 0 0
52 AUSTRALIA&39;S FIRST NATIONS POLITICAL 50,000 0 0 0
53 WESTERN AUSTRALIA 49,109 43,482 3,560 0
54 THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN 45,130 15,910 0 0
55 COUNTRYMINDED 44,247 36,790 6,098 0
56 SENIORS UNITED OF AUSTRALIA 43,945 40,665 0 0
57 AUSTRALIAN BETTER FAMILIES 42,756 65,998 1,000 0
58 AUSTRALIAN AFFORDABLE HOUSING 37,168 9,447 837 0
59 MATURE AUSTRALIA 31,905 31,830 0 0
60 UNITING AUSTRALIA 29,440 29,440 0 0
61 AUSTRALIAN PROGRESSIVES 28,543 45,496 89,213 0
62 OUTDOOR RECREATION (STOP THE GREENS) 26,474 27,431 0 0
63 AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE VETERANS 25,348 39,971 0 0
64 STOP CSG 25,348 25,348 0 0
65 THE TOGETHER 23,522 39,897 20,000 0
66 LOVE AUSTRALIA OR LEAVE 19,885 13,595 24,500 0
67 IMO 16,945 47,050 43,145 0
68 FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY 16,917 41,471 0 0
69 THE AUSTRALIAN MENTAL HEALTH 14,713 13,792 1,624 0
70 BUILDING AUSTRALIA 14,638 32,102 33,528 0
71 RENEWABLE ENERGY 13,960 13,960 0 0
72 AUSTRALIAN WORKERS 9,850 7,217 0 0
73 AUSTRALIAN VOICE 7,707 7,498 0 0
74 THE 23 MILLION 7,380 3,132 0 0
75 SMOKERS RIGHTS 4,418 2,273 0 0
76 NON-CUSTODIAL PARENTS (EQUAL PARENTING) 3,855 8,010 0 0
77 CHILD PROTECTION 2,633 3,152 0 0
78 AUSTRALIAN PROTECTIONIST 2,075 5,065 0 0
79 AUSTRALIAN SOVEREIGNTY 1,661 3,081 0 0
80 AUSTRALIAN ANTIPAEDOPHILE 1,011 2,395 0 0
81 CONSUMER RIGHTS & NO-TOLLS 585 0 0 0
82 CARERS ALLIANCE 500 4,130 0 0
83 COKE IN THE BUBBLERS 180 180 0 0
84 AUSTRALIAN PEOPLE&39;S 140 110 0 0
85 THE WOMEN&39;S 100 0 0 0
86 THE SMALL BUSINESS 0 0 0 0
87 TIM STORER INDEPENDENT SA 0 0 0 0
88 21ST CENTURY AUSTRALIA 0 0 0 0
89 AUSTRALIAN INDEPENDENTS 0 2,000 0 0
90 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS 0 0 0 0
91 MUTUAL 0 0 0 0
92 SINGLE PARENTS&39; 0 0 0 0
An associated entity under the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (s287) means an entity: that is controlled by one or more registered political parties; or that operates wholly or to a significant extent for the benefit of one or more registered political parties; or that is a financial member of a registered political party; or on whose behalf another person is a financial member of a registered political party; or that has voting rights in a registered political party; or on whose behalf another person has voting rights in a registered political party. AEC
Entity Affiliation Receipts Payments Debts Discretionary Benefits Capital Contributions
1973 FOUNDATION
 ALP 8,459,000 7,196,088 2,004,353 0 0
500 CLUB
 LIBS 3,703,219 3,733,206 133,402 0 0
AFULE
 ALP 3,446,502 1,523,716 2,725 0 0
ALP HOLDINGS
 ALP 493,241 308,916 7,803,237 0 0
ALTUM
 LNP 9,620,959 5,123,801 66,009,071 0 0
AMACSU
 ALP 105,869,776 104,465,928 4,329,214 0 0
AMIEU
 ALP 45,730,455 49,122,391 3,498,924 0 0
AMWU
 ALP 343,099,130 340,296,368 6,696,675 0 0
ARTBIU
 ALP 120,473,368 114,420,203 7,946,866 0 0
ASU
 ALP 162,119,417 157,507,031 17,876,718 165,000 0
AUST BUILDING CONST EMPLOYEES AND BUILDERS LABOUR FED (QLD BR)
 ALP 6,022,546 6,178,430 0 0 0
AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE AND POWER ENGINEERS
 ALP 3,181,175 3,086,712 0 0 0
AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY (LEGACIES AND GIFTS)
 ALP 0 0 0 0 0
AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY (NSW) GIFTS
 ALP 0 0 0 0 0
AWU
 ALP 273,719,864 271,617,446 48,708,342 0 0
AWU PORT KEMBLA BRANCH
 ALP 4,314,235 4,119,935 430,692 0 0
BASS 200 CLUB
 LIBS 234,764 1,444,097 0 0 0
BAYSIDE FORUM
 LIBS 775,420 704,149 57,349 0 0
BENDIGO 250 CLUB
 LIBS 66,098 75,343 0 0 0
BERWICK RANGES 500 CLUB
 LIBS 346,699 440,236 0 0 0
BLIND WORKERS UNION OF VICTORIA
 ALP 56,136 66,247 0 0 0
BREWERIES AND BOTTLEYARDS EMPLOYEESAND' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
 ALP 1,228,564 3,264,182 65,284 0 0
BUNORI
 LIBS 25,481,569 25,567,326 13,590,399 0 0
BURWOOD BUSINESS NETWORK
 LIBS 13,487 11,669 0 0 0
BUSINESS FIRST
 LIBS 0 3,349 0 0 0
CAMPAIGN FOR AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE
 Republican Party of Australia 700 600 0 0 0
CANBERRA LABOR CLUB
 ALP 417,668,676 417,755,613 80,887,638 0 0
CAULFIELD CHALLENGE 200 CLUB
 LIBS 611,702 696,453 0 0 0
CEC AUSTRALIA (SERVICES)
 Citizens Electoral Council of Australia 14,140,810 14,218,953 9,800,603 0 0
CEPU
 ALP 241,552,510 239,218,570 26,933,502 0 7,754
CFMEU
 ALP 1,031,789,919 1,040,483,948 79,263,745 0 162,903
CHIFLEY RESEARCH CENTRE
 ALP 2,618,651 2,278,647 21,710 255,939 0
CHINESE LIBERALS ASSOCIATION
 LIBS 150 3,410 0 0 0
CHISHOLM 200 CLUB
 LIBS 106,385 85,582 0 0 0
CITIZENS MEDIA GROUP
 Citizens Electoral Council of Australia 733,380 715,032 436,557 0 0
CLP GIFTS AND LEGACIES
 CLP 224,694 187,635 0 0 0
COAL MINERS INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS OF WA COLLIE
 ALP 2,745,154 2,700,199 413,022 0 2,500
CONSTITUENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES
 NATS 783,315 755,149 334,236 0 0
CORMACK FOUNDATION
 LIBS 25,763,077 24,217,870 0 0 0
CPSU
 ALP 193,385,964 197,400,901 8,805,705 0 0
DAME PATTIE MENZIES LIBERAL FOUNDATION
 LIBS 25,970 16,589 0 0 0
DUNKLEY BLUE RIBBON CLUB
 LIBS 147,132 174,732 0 0 0
EMILY'S LIST
 ALP 2,138,987 2,073,342 57,286 0 0
ENDEAVOUR 270 CLUB
 LIBS 9,919 1,637 0 0 0
ENTERPRISE CLUB
 LIBS 240,687 252,449 0 0 0
ENTERPRISE WEST
 LIBS 1,589 2,604 0 0 0
ETU
 ALP 109,864,689 88,908,989 16,291,612 0 0
FEDERATION OF HUNTING CLUBS INC
 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers 289,599 269,857 15,812 0 0
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA - NATIONAL DIVISION
 ALP 4,418,657 4,545,204 392,346 0 0
FLUX FOUNDATION
 FLUX 0 0 0 0 0
FOOD PRESERVERSAND' UNION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA UNION OF WORKERS
 ALP 203,675 268,589 81,178 0 0
FOREST HILL SUPPORTERSAND' CLUB
 LIBS 160,094 123,591 4,309 0 0
FORREST CATTLE FUND INC
 LIBS 48,155 3,535 29,726 0 0
FOUNDATION 51
 CLP 200,025 205,736 0 0 0
FREE ENTERPRISE FOUNDATION
 NATS 1,885,935 2,165,722 0 0 0
FSU
 ALP 61,360,606 61,360,606 0 0 0
GATENBY INVESTMENT TRUST
 LIBS 1,176,102 1,340,145 3,860,850 0 0
GEELONG 500 CLUB INC
 NATS 134,908 133,896 17,564 0 0
GOULBURN RIVER AND RANGES 200 CLUB
 LIBS 33,204 50,698 0 0 0
GREEN INSTITUTE
 GREENS 1,139,123 991,359 49,386 0 0
GREENFIELDS FOUNDATION
 LIBS 453,144 398,220 0 0 0
HAWTHORN SPEAKERS FORUM
 LIBS 10,300 0 0 0 0
HIGGINS 200 CLUB
 LIBS 1,593,222 1,604,305 5,689 0 0
HIGGINS 200 FOUNDATION
 LIBS 201,224 423,218 0 0 0
HSU
 ALP 134,696,396 128,582,270 18,699,471 0 0
INDEPENDENT EDUCATION UNION OF AUSTRALIA WA BRANCH
 ALP 2,650,046 2,563,211 45,827 0 9,312
INDUSTRIAL STAFF UNION
 ALP 226,699 109,848 0 0 0
JAGAJAGA 200 CLUB
 LIBS 75,580 65,609 0 0 0
JOHN CURTIN HOUSE
 ALP 25,524,593 21,522,876 2,242,275 0 0
JOHN MCEWEN HOUSE
 NATS 10,477,071 10,426,685 12,048,507 0 0
KAYE SUTHERLAND MEMORIAL BEQUEST FUND
 ALP 0 133 0 0 0
KOOYONG 200 CLUB
 LIBS 2,767,516 2,690,771 0 0 0
LABOR CAMPAIGN
 ALP 107,555 38,331 2,000 0 0
LABOR HOLDINGS
 ALP 41,744,549 38,798,585 18,250,408 0 0
LABOR SERVICES AND HOLDINGS
 ALP 27,312,077 28,217,860 19,934,530 0 5,009,792
LADY WILSON FOUNDATION
 LIBS 41,222 5,787 550 0 0
LAKESIDE 200 CLUB
 LIBS 7,198 3,768 0 0 0
LAND VALUE TAXATION SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA
 Republican Party of Australia 100 100 0 0 0
LIBERAL ASSET MANAGEMENT (CUSTODIANS)
 LIBS 1,589,748 1,174,116 3,306,220 0 0
LIBERAL CLUB
 LIBS 639,627 484,051 48,842 0 0
LIBERAL FOUNDATION INC
 LIBS 927,954 627,363 0 0 0
LIBERAL PARTY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
 LIBS 4,346,090 4,717,154 40,155 0 0
LIBERAL PROPERTIES
 LIBS 7,118 3,493 25,392 0 0
LNP NOMINEES AS TRUSTEE FOR THE 6 ST PAULAND'S TERRACE UNIT TRUST
 LNP 9,655,376 24,881,268 55,547,686 0 0
LPPH
 LIBS 341,668 326,399 71,749 0 0
MACEDON SPEAKERS CLUB
 LIBS 11,913 30,351 0 0 0
MALLENAND'S COLAC HOTEL
 ALP 715,079 913,744 11,722 0 0
MEAA
 ALP 76,804,743 78,227,414 6,370,533 33,000 0
MEHRING BOOKS
 Socialist Equality Party 1,470,003 1,467,619 96,476 0 0
MENZIES 200 CLUB
 LIBS 474,946 592,631 0 0 0
MENZIES RESEARCH CENTRE
 LIBS 5,860,518 5,375,161 494,691 261,800 0
MONASH CLUB
 LIBS 124,903 133,149 0 0 0
MORNINGTON GOLD
 LIBS 73,064 95,215 0 0 0
NEPEAN CLUB
 LIBS 20,553 61,980 0 0 4,500
NEW SOUTH WALES LOCAL GOVERNMENT CLERICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ENERGY AIRLINES AND UTILITIES UNION T/A UNITED SERVICES UNION
 ALP 95,866,599 92,659,419 24,590,291 0 0
NORTH EASTERN BUSINESS CIRCLE
 LIBS 18,797 18,800 0 0 0
NORTH WEST 200 CLUB
 LIBS 15,990 76,601 0 0 0
NORTHERN TERRITORY ALP INVESTMENT TRUST
 ALP 244,302 231,775 725,822 0 0
NSW LABOR CAMPAIGN INVESTMENT
 ALP 3,464 25,174 1,200 0 0
NTN SERVICES
 ALP 528,849 577,230 34,782 0 0
NWU
 ALP 201,359,013 205,729,210 13,594,018 0 0
ONE NATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED
 LIBS 3,142 1,679 0 0 0
OUTER EASTERN PLATINUM CLUB
 LIBS 547,144 583,876 0 0 0
PAGE RESEARCH CENTRE
 NATS 694,073 608,227 76,010 126,500 0
PARAKEELIA
 LIBS 5,300,675 4,766,150 2,346,828 0 0
PARLIAMENTARY LIBERAL PARTY COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE (VICTORIA)
 LIBS 411,171 705,253 0 0 0
PERTH TRADES HALL INC
 ALP 3,897,601 3,542,713 6,519,956 0 0
PILLIWINKS AS TRUSTEE NATIONAL PARTY FOUNDATION
 NATS 3,598,934 3,693,907 3,047,637 0 0
PINNACLE CLUB
 LIBS 388,404 388,405 0 0 0
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION INC
 ALP 6,443,686 5,656,587 351,623 0 0
QUEENSLAND SERVICES, INDUSTRIAL UNION OF EMPLOYEES
 ALP 138,685 1,184,011 0 0 0
RIPON 250 CLUB
 LIBS 0 0 0 0 0
SA PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS INCORPORATED
 ALP 2,678,552 2,498,373 89,537 0 0
SAPPHIRE CLUB
 LIBS 188,086 194,939 0 0 0
SCORESBY CITY CLUB
 LIBS 209,858 206,869 0 0 0
SDA
 ALP 518,495,516 529,496,020 32,104,617 0 0
SHOP ASSISTANTS AND WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEESAND' FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA-NEWCASTLE AND NORTHERN NSW
 ALP 62,978,166 24,501,339 92,497 0 0
SIR CHARLES COURT FOUNDATION
 LIBS 289,848 67,202 61 0 0
SYDNEY SMALL BUSINESS CLUB (WARRINGAH CLUB)
 LIBS 44,690 54,076 0 0 0
TEAM 200 CLUB
 LIBS 252,650 390,029 0 0 0
TEXTILE CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR UNION OF AUST - NSW, TAS, SA BR
 ALP 5,775,576 7,254,162 477,234 0 0
TEXTILES, CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR UNION (VIC AND QLD AND WA) BRANCH
 ALP 7,961,994 9,203,494 1,657,615 0 0
TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION (WA BRANCH)
 ALP 28,539,794 30,580,876 250,717 0 0
TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AUSTRALIA - NSW BRANCH
 ALP 13,071,591 12,882,883 1,524,939 0 0
TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND BRANCH
 ALP 38,362,392 40,985,958 5,615,521 0 0
TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AUSTRALIA SA/NT BRANCH
 ALP 19,791,553 17,876,929 404,711 0 0
TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
 ALP 90,060,164 93,712,251 12,665,111 0 0
TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION VIC/TAS BRANCH
 ALP 43,833,655 41,931,445 3,531,372 0 0
UFU
 ALP 50,914,996 41,977,248 2,768,725 0 0
UNITED VOICE
 ALP 444,152,031 426,695,652 16,557,782 0 0
VAPOLD
 LIBS 43,663,778 7,992,937 478,378 0 0
VICTORIA CLUB
 LIBS 10,000 0 0 0 0
VIOLET BOBIN TRUST
 ALP 118,589 444,003 0 0 0
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PRISON OFFICERSAND' UNION OF WORKERS
 ALP 14,797,455 15,302,643 1,830,521 0 0
YARRA PLENTY WOMENS GROUP
 LIBS 0 1,364 0 0 0
YLNP NO. 1 (JAMES KILLEN FOUNDATION)
 LNP 29,936 19,140 0 0 0
YOUNG LIBERAL MOVEMENT OF AUSTRALIA TRUST FUND
 LIBS 0 83 0 0 0
There is a requirement for the registration of a person or entity that meets the definition of a political campaigner. Registration as a political campaigner is required when: electoral expenditure exceeds $500,000 during that financial year or any one of the previous three financial years; or electoral expenditure exceeds $100,000 during that financial year, and electoral expenditure during the previous financial year was at least two-thirds of the revenue of the person or entity for that year. Political campaigners are required to provide annual financial disclosure returns with the AEC.

This data has only been collected by the AEC for the 18-19 financial year due to recent changes in legislation.

NameElectoral ExpenditureReceiptsPaymentsDebtsDiscretionary Benefits
1 AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL OF TRADE UNIONS 21,241,307 24,582,154 30,368,325 3,742,665 121,390
2 AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION UNION 5,390,071 115,515,255 92,186,753 12,471,486 0
3 GETUP LIMITED 2,314,389 13,748,803 14,446,914 126,112 0
4 UNITED VOICE 2,248,545 201,226,293 64,680,832 2,713,117 0
5 ADVANCE AUSTRALIA 1,995,453 2,405,143 1,995,453 70,199 0
6 AUSTRALIAN NURSING & MIDWIFERY FEDERATION 1,675,209 77,659,475 82,705,209 2,784,648 818,249
7 MINERALS COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA 1,297,025 23,897,410 20,820,676 805,753 65,340
8 CONSTRUCTION, FORESTRY, MARITIME, MINING AND ENERGY UNION NATIONAL OFFICE 1,117,724 181,287,818 187,704,316 21,233,487 0
9 WARRINGAH INDEPENDENT LIMITED 956,024 1,356,824 1,345,794 130,419 0
10 AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION 695,836 11,870,425 7,967,030 321,053 4,400,000
11 AUSTRALIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY 614,491 7,233,467 7,053,749 503,397 71,006
12 ANIMALS AUSTRALIA FEDERATION 515,879 13,922,917 8,280,482 227,708 0
13 AUSTRALIAN MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE CLERICAL AND SERVICES UNION 500,000 4,730,233 4,390,336 0 0
14 NEW SOUTH WALES NURSES AND MIDWIVES' ASSOCIATION 364,922 48,332,559 48,160,108 706,429 95,838
15 AEU NSW TEACHERS FEDERATION 309,258 44,158,939 35,996,117 1,177,047 0
16 KP INDEPENDENTS LIMITED 281,944 722,381 720,377 125,833 0
17 BUSINESS COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA 245,564 13,084,264 13,790,811 228,476 130,000
18 DICK SMITH 128,889 11,161 128,889 0 0
19 PENINSULA INDEPENDENT LIMITED 107,942 205,218 196,674 12,500 0
20 AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION UNION VICTORIAN BRANCH 15,902 52,635,501 26,411,161 10,752,692 0
21 COAL21 LIMITED 0 16,573,098 25,806,286 0 0
22 THE MINDEROO FOUNDATION PTY LTD ATF THE MINDEROO FOUNDATION TRUST 0 0 42,203,546 2,860,140 275,000
23 UNIVERSITIES AUSTRALIA 0 17,250,822 12,182,303 206,582 0
A ‘third party’ is a person or entity (other than a political entity or a member of the House of Representatives or the Senate) incurring electoral expenditure that is: more than the disclosure threshold during a financial year; but below the amount that would require registration as a ‘political campaigner’ (see below). AEC

There are instances of organisations that appear both on the AEC list of Associated Entities and the list of Third Parties. There are also instances of organisations that appear on the Political Campaigners list and the Third Parties list. Among these entities there are entries for Electoral Expenditure for organisations in the Poltical Campaigners table that have no corresponding entry for 18-19 in the Third Parties data.


Name Years Expenditure Candidate Printing Broadcast Opinion Polls Issue Gifts Received
1 GETUP 13/14-17/18 29,046,639 7,263,250 3,549,203 0 792,421 14,536,296 1,193,693
2 AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL OF TRADE UNIONS 13/14-17/18 24,038,859 451,674 17,317,762 0 2,269,435 2,931,987 25,469,396
3 COAL21 15/16-17/18 9,998,631 0 7,293,535 0 56,130 646,145 0
4 AEU 13/14-17/18 9,515,741 474,563 4,264,054 0 450,579 1,908,757 0
5 UNIVERSITIES AUSTRALIA 13/14-17/18 5,467,078 0 3,313,450 0 333,256 0 10,000,000
6 MINERALS COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA 15/16-18/19 4,657,918 0 1,924,756 0 0 222,761 0
7 BUSINESS COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA 15/16-17/18 4,554,229 16,500 3,013,428 0 106,700 338,974 220,000
8 NEW SOUTH WALES NURSES AND MIDWIVES' ASSOCIATION 13/14-17/18 3,789,234 22,166 3,096,665 0 88,270 40,763 0
9 ANIMALS AUSTRALIA FEDERATION 17/18-17/18 2,467,532 0 0 0 0 197,130 0
10 AEU NSW TEACHERS FEDERATION 14/15-17/18 2,283,051 1,193,569 414,608 0 42,075 190,497 0
11 UNITED VOICE 13/14-17/18 2,137,691 712,109 84,876 0 90,727 803,063 0
12 AMWU 13/14-18/19 1,956,284 0 0 0 2,295 136,566 0
13 INDUSTRY SUPER AUSTRALIA 16/17-17/18 1,677,001 0 1,677,001 0 0 0 0
14 WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE AUSTRALIA 13/14-18/19 1,563,467 0 121,728 0 46,310 2,500 1,606,000
15 DICK SMITH 17/18-17/18 1,375,881 0 0 0 0 0 0
16 NTEU 13/14-17/18 1,371,456 320,614 790,319 0 35,069 67,990 0
17 AUSTRALIAN MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE CLERICAL AND SERVICES UNION 13/14-17/18 1,288,623 1,288,623 0 0 0 0 0
18 AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION 13/14-17/18 1,207,018 0 777,254 0 59,482 45,843 0
19 THE MINDEROO FOUNDATION ATF THE MINDEROO FOUNDATION TRUST 17/18-17/18 973,194 0 796,049 0 177,145 0 402,000,000
20 AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATION FOUNDATION 13/14-18/19 928,546 0 0 0 128,878 124,003 0
21 CFMEU - CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL DIVISION (WA BRANCH) 13/14-17/18 841,269 841,269 0 0 0 0 0
22 MASTER BUILDERS AUSTRALIA 15/16-18/19 775,026 0 70,317 0 0 0 0
23 QUEENSLAND NURSES AND MIDWIVES' UNION 15/16-18/19 774,669 10,359 131,338 0 0 406,550 0
24 QUEENSLAND TEACHERS UNION OF EMPLOYEES 13/14-17/18 726,656 0 242,000 0 7,010 425,434 0
25 AUSTRALIAN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FEDERATION 17/18-17/18 524,733 252 0 0 0 489,264 0
26 GREENPEACE AUSTRALIA PACIFIC 13/14-18/19 478,195 139,705 28,045 0 43,047 15,340 0
27 UNIONS NSW 13/14-18/19 460,810 157,252 0 0 41,800 0 0
28 COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SECTOR UNION (PSU GROUP) 15/16-18/19 453,467 22,094 500 0 10,655 31,693 0
29 AUSTRALIAN YOUTH CLIMATE COALITION 17/18-18/19 437,483 0 0 0 0 13,170 0
30 AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIAN LOBBY 13/14-18/19 430,978 28,386 0 0 21,450 149,478 273,640
31 ROYAL AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS 15/16-15/16 429,782 0 419,212 0 0 0 0
32 MEDIA ENTERTAINMENT AND ARTS ALLIANCE 13/14-14/15 412,836 23,158 0 0 0 0 0
33 BOB BROWN FOUNDATION 18/19-18/19 375,750 0 0 0 0 0 34,045
34 ONE COMMUNITY SA 15/16-15/16 351,329 0 123,762 0 0 0 0
35 CEPU 13/14-18/19 317,793 0 0 0 0 0 0
36 THE SUNRISE PROJECT AUSTRALIA 16/17-18/19 306,548 0 0 0 36,960 71,772 865,000
37 AUSTRALIAN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FEDERATION SA 17/18-18/19 283,101 0 0 0 0 112,806 0
38 WORLD VISION AUSTRALIA 15/16-16/17 262,490 0 0 0 13,000 54,515 262,490
39 NATIONAL UNION OF WORKERS - NATIONAL OFFICE 13/14-17/18 242,294 54,753 0 0 47,675 65,541 0
40 FARMERS FOR CLIMATE ACTION 17/18-18/19 221,539 0 58,566 0 0 0 482,704
41 TASMANIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY 18/19-18/19 220,629 0 0 0 0 0 0
42 THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY 15/16-18/19 208,208 0 0 0 5,000 25,203 89,750
43 THE AUSTRALIAN WORKERS' UNION OF EMPLOYEES QUEENSLAND 18/19-18/19 205,180 0 0 0 0 0 0
44 CPSU 17/18-18/19 200,000 0 0 0 0 150,000 0
45 ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION OF AUSTRALIA NSW BRANCH 13/14-18/19 191,946 0 1,000 0 0 0 0
46 CHERISH LIFE QUEENSLAND INC 18/19-18/19 151,218 0 0 0 0 0 20,000
47 SA ROAD TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 15/16-15/16 150,000 0 150,000 0 0 0 100,000
48 NEW SOUTH WALES LOCAL GOVERNMENT CLERICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ENERGY AIRLINES AND UTILITIES UNION T/A UNITED SERVICES UNION 13/14-18/19 147,640 0 0 0 0 8,410 0
49 CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK 18/19-18/19 140,113 0 0 0 0 0 143,400
50 CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS AUSTRALIA 18/19-18/19 139,803 0 0 0 0 0 47,500
51 SMART ENERGY COUNCIL (PREVIOUSLY AUSTRALIAN SOLAR COUNCIL) 15/16-18/19 136,908 26,280 0 0 0 0 36,000
52 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE VISUAL ARTS 18/19-18/19 130,233 0 0 0 0 0 143,257
53 JOHN CRAWFORD 18/19-18/19 129,545 0 0 0 0 0 45,000
54 ENVIRONMENT VICTORIA 15/16-18/19 128,271 25,209 6,953 0 15,400 49,900 0
55 AUSTRALIAN MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE CLERICAL AND SERVICES UNION - QUEENSLAND TOGETHER BRANCH 15/16-18/19 117,387 0 0 0 6,253 0 0
56 THE CLIMATE INSTITUTE 13/14-14/15 107,010 9,650 31,210 0 38,650 0 220,000
57 SHOP DISTRIBUTIVE AND ALLIED EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION - VIC BRANCH 13/14-14/15 106,302 90,206 0 0 16,096 0 0
58 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 18/19-18/19 102,964 0 0 0 0 0 0
59 AUSTRALIAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION 15/16-15/16 97,509 0 0 0 16,072 32,920 0
60 THE OAKTREE FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA 15/16-17/18 97,507 0 0 0 0 89,245 0
61 CFMEU - CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL DIVISION, NATIONAL OFFICE 13/14-15/16 93,205 0 33,376 0 0 0 0
62 SHOP DISTRIBUTIVE AND ALLIED EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (QLD BRANCH) 13/14-14/15 90,646 16,042 0 0 0 74,604 0
63 GENDER AWARENESS AUSTRALIA 18/19-18/19 87,454 0 0 0 0 0 0
64 SHOP DISTRIBUTIVE AND ALLIED EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 13/14-18/19 79,898 0 0 0 79,442 0 0
65 ALLIANCE OF AUSTRALIAN RETAILERS 13/14-17/18 79,338 0 0 0 0 0 0
66 NATIONAL CIVIC COUNCIL 15/16-16/17 72,537 51,219 21,318 0 0 0 0
67 QUEENSLAND COUNCIL OF UNIONS (QCU) 15/16-15/16 71,390 134 0 0 3,297 63,375 0
68 COUNCIL OF MAYORS (SEQ) 15/16-17/18 66,747 0 0 0 0 65,958 0
69 ASU 18/19-18/19 57,907 0 0 0 0 0 0
70 SHOP, DISTRIBUTIVE AND ALLIED EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION - NATIONAL 15/16-15/16 57,343 57,343 0 0 0 0 0
71 MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 15/16-15/16 56,685 0 0 0 0 56,685 0
72 CONSTRUCTION FORESTRY MARITIME MINING AND ENERGY UNION THE CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL DIVISION ACT DIVISIONAL BRANCH 15/16-15/16 55,104 0 0 0 0 34,448 0
73 ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY NATIONAL COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA 17/18-17/18 50,210 0 0 0 0 50,210 0
74 FAIR AGENDA 16/17-18/19 44,730 0 0 0 0 17,947 20,000
75 SHOP ASSISTANTS AND WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEES' FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA-NEWCASTLE AND NORTHERN NSW 13/14-18/19 43,213 0 14,022 0 1,067 8,205 0
76 DRAGOMAN 17/18-18/19 41,231 0 0 0 0 25,000 0
77 THE STATE SCHOOL TEACHER'S UNION OF WA (INC.) 18/19-18/19 39,804 0 0 0 0 0 0
78 AUSTRALIAN MARINE CONSERVATION SOCIETY 18/19-18/19 37,261 0 0 0 0 0 0
79 SHOP DISTRIBUTIVE AND ALLIED EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BRANCH (STATE BODY) 18/19-18/19 36,853 0 0 0 0 0 0
80 INDEPENDENT EDUCATION UNION 18/19-18/19 34,740 0 0 0 0 0 0
81 AUSTRALIAN WORKERS UNION WA BRANCH 13/14-17/18 34,724 0 0 0 34,724 0 0
82 HEALTH SERVICES UNION, TASMANIA BRANCH 18/19-18/19 33,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
83 RSPCA AUSTRALIA 17/18-17/18 26,271 0 0 0 2,700 23,571 0
84 AUSTRALIAN TAXPAYERS' ALLIANCE 18/19-18/19 25,620 0 0 0 0 0 0
85 AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS 18/19-18/19 24,750 0 0 0 0 0 0
86 AUSTRALASIAN MEAT INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES' UNION - QLD BRANCH 15/16-15/16 21,420 21,420 0 0 0 0 0
87 VOICES FOR FARRER INC. 18/19-18/19 21,148 0 0 0 0 0 0
88 THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY VICTORIA INC. 18/19-18/19 20,900 0 0 0 0 0 0
89 RITEON 18/19-18/19 20,551 0 0 0 0 0 0
90 CATHOLIC EDUCATION MELBOURNE 17/18-18/19 20,054 0 0 0 0 0 0
91 SHOP DISTRIBUTIVE AND ALLIED EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION NSW BRANCH 13/14-18/19 17,507 0 0 0 0 0 0
92 IR21 18/19-18/19 16,460 0 0 0 0 0 0
93 RTBU 13/14-18/19 16,335 0 0 0 0 0 0
94 SAVE THE CHILDREN AUSTRALIA 16/17-16/17 16,280 0 0 0 16,280 0 0
95 TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF NEW SOUTH WALES 13/14-17/18 15,622 0 0 0 0 0 0
96 CONSTRUCTION FORESTRY MINING AND ENERGY, INDUSTRIAL UNION OF EMPLOYEES, QUEENSLAND - CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL DIVISION 15/16-15/16 13,825 11,922 0 0 0 0 0
97 GREEN MUSIC AUSTRALIA 17/18-17/18 6,100 0 0 0 0 6,100 0
98 350 AUSTRALIA 17/18-17/18 4,708 0 0 0 0 4,708 0
99 HEALTH SERVICES UNION - NATIONAL OFFICE 13/14-17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
100 HEALTH SERVICES UNION, VICTORIA NO. 3 BRANCH (VAHPA) 17/18-17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
101 NATIONAL UNION OF WORKERS 17/18-17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
102 THE FOOD PRESERVERS' UNION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA UNION OF WORKERS 13/14-16/17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
103 AUSTRALIAN FEDERATED UNION OF LOCOMOTIVE EMPLOYEES 13/14-13/14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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NameStatus/Party/ElectorateDeclarations
1MARISE PAYNE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for New South Wales 340
2CATHY MCGOWAN Former Independent Member for Indi 255
3MALCOLM TURNBULL Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Wentworth 202
4MITCH FIFIELD Former Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Victoria 190
5SCOTT MORRISON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Cook 172
6BILL SHORTEN Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Maribyrnong 160
7JASON CLARE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Blaxland 134
8STUART ROBERT Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Fadden 122
9BARNABY JOYCE Sitting The Nationals Member for New England 115
10PAUL FLETCHER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Bradfield 113
11SARAH HENDERSON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Corangamite 109
12DAVID GILLESPIE Sitting The Nationals Member for Lyne 107
13KRISTINA KENEALLY Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales 105
14TIM WILSON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Goldstein 102
15TERRI BUTLER Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Griffith 100
16ANTHONY ALBANESE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Grayndler 98
17JASON FALINSKI Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Mackellar 94
18JOEL FITZGIBBON Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Hunter 93
19TONY ABBOTT Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Warringah 92
20WAYNE SWAN Former Australian Labor Party Member for Lilley 92
21GREG HUNT Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Flinders 88
22KELLY O'DWYER Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Higgins 86
23BRIDGET MCKENZIE Sitting The Nationals Senator for Victoria 84
24JULIE BISHOP Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Curtin 84
25ROSS HART Former Australian Labor Party Member for Bass 84
26KATIE ALLEN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Higgins 83
27AMANDA RISHWORTH Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Kingston 82
28TIM HAMMOND Former Australian Labor Party Member for Perth 82
29JULIAN LEESER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Berowra 81
30LINDA BURNEY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Barton 81
31SCOTT BUCHHOLZ Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Wright 81
32TREVOR EVANS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Brisbane 81
33KERRYN PHELPS Former Independent Member for Wentworth 81
34JOHN ALEXANDER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Bennelong 79
35RICHARD MARLES Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Corio 78
36BARRY O'SULLIVAN Former The Nationals Senator for Queensland 76
37KAREN ANDREWS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for McPherson 76
38SUE LINES Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Western Australia 75
39DAVID LEYONHJELM Former Liberal Democratic Party Senator for New South Wales 74
40DON FARRELL Former Australian Labor Party Senator for South Australia 74
41MATT KEOGH Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Burt 74
42CHRIS CREWTHER Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Dunkley 73
43JIM CHALMERS Former Australian Labor Party Member for Rankin 71
44DAVE SHARMA Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Wentworth 70
45DAVID LITTLEPROUD Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Maranoa 70
46JOSH WILSON Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Fremantle 69
47SUSAN TEMPLEMAN Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Macquarie 69
48STEVEN CIOBO Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Moncrieff 68
49MERYL SWANSON Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Paterson 67
50LUCY WICKS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Robertson 66
51NIGEL SCULLION Former Country Liberal Party Senator for Northern Territory 66
52PETER DUTTON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Dickson 65
53STEVE IRONS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Swan 65
54CHRISTIAN PORTER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Pearce 64
55LIBBY COKER Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Corangamite 63
56CHRIS BOWEN Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for McMahon 62
57SUSAN LAMB Former Australian Labor Party Member for Longman 62
58STEVE GEORGANAS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Hindmarsh 61
59ANNE ALY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Cowan 60
60DEAN SMITH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Western Australia 59
61ANDREW WALLACE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Fisher 58
62KEN WYATT Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Hasluck 58
63SHARON CLAYDON Former Australian Labor Party Member for Newcastle 58
64DAN TEHAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Wannon 57
65MIKE FREELANDER Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Macarthur 56
66MICHELLE ROWLAND Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Greenway 55
67ANGUS TAYLOR Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Hume 54
68JOSH FRYDENBERG Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Kooyong 54
69TIM WATTS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Gellibrand 54
70BEN MORTON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Tangney 53
71BERT VAN MANEN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Forde 53
72JAMES MCGRATH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Queensland 53
73MATT THISTLETHWAITE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Kingsford Smith 52
74ANDREW GEE Sitting The Nationals Member for Calare 51
75CLAIRE MOORE Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland 51
76DAVID COLEMAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Banks 51
77TANYA PLIBERSEK Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Sydney 51
78FIONA MARTIN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Reid 49
79RICK WILSON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for O'Connor 48
80ANDREW LEIGH Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Fenner 47
81JANET RICE Sitting Australian Greens Senator for Victoria 47
82JENNY MCALLISTER Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales 46
83SCOTT RYAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Victoria 46
84CRAIG LAUNDY Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Reid 45
85JANE PRENTICE Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Ryan 45
86KEN O'DOWD Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Flynn 45
87LISA CHESTERS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Bendigo 45
88GLENN STERLE Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Western Australia 44
89CHRISTOPHER PYNE Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Sturt 43
90CONCETTA FIERRAVANTI-WELLS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for New South Wales 43
91DARREN CHESTER Sitting The Nationals Member for Gippsland 43
92CATHY O'TOOLE Former Australian Labor Party Member for Herbert 42
93JULIAN HILL Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Bruce 42
94KEITH PITT Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Hinkler 42
95KEVIN HOGAN Former The Nationals Member for Page 42
96MARK BUTLER Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Hindmarsh 42
97ROWAN RAMSEY Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Grey 42
98TIM STORER Former Independent Senator for South Australia 42
99SAM MCMAHON Sitting Country Liberal Party Senator for Northern Territory 42
100MURRAY WATT Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland 41
101NOLA MARINO Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Forrest 41
102STIRLING GRIFF Sitting Centre Alliance Senator for South Australia 41
103TED O'BRIEN Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Fairfax 41
104DEBORAH O'NEILL Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales 40
105JOHN MCVEIGH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Groom 40
106LUKE HOWARTH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Petrie 40
107ZALI STEGGALL Sitting Independent Member for Warringah 40
108FIONA PHILLIPS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Gilmore 40
109LINDA REYNOLDS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Western Australia 39
110MILTON DICK Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Oxley 39
111TRENT ZIMMERMAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for North Sydney 39
112BRIDGET ARCHER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for BASS 39
113TERRY YOUNG Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Longman 39
114VINCE CONNELLY Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Stirling 39
115ARTHUR SINODINOS Former Liberal Party of Australia Senator for New South Wales 38
116DAVID SMITH Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Australian Capital Territory 38
117IAN GOODENOUGH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Moore 38
118JULIE COLLINS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Franklin 38
119MICHAEL MCCORMACK Sitting The Nationals Member for Riverina 38
120NICK MCKIM Former Australian Greens Senator for Tasmania 38
121PETER KHALIL Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Wills 38
122WARREN SNOWDON Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Lingiari 38
123ADAM BANDT Sitting Australian Greens Member for Melbourne 37
124ANDREW BROAD Former The Nationals Member for Mallee 37
125DAVID FEENEY Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Batman 37
126GAI BRODTMANN Former Australian Labor Party Member for Canberra 37
127PENNY WONG Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for South Australia 37
128MADELEINE KING Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Brand 36
129TONY BURKE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Watson 36
130TONY SMITH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Casey 36
131PAUL SCARR Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Queensland 36
132KATE THWAITES Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Jagajaga 36
133ANDREW HASTIE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Canning 35
134BRENDAN O'CONNOR Former Australian Labor Party Member for Gorton 35
135LUKE GOSLING Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Solomon 35
136MARK DREYFUS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Isaacs 35
137MICHAEL KEENAN Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Stirling 35
138PATRICK DODSON Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Western Australia 34
139ANDREW BRAGG Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for New South Wales 34
140MARIELLE SMITH Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for South Australia 34
141KEVIN ANDREWS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Menzies 33
142MELISSA PRICE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Durack 33
143ANGIE BELL Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Moncrieff 33
144CHRIS HAYES Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Fowler 32
145EMMA HUSAR Former Australian Labor Party Member for Lindsay 32
146JULIA BANKS Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Chisholm 32
147TONY PASIN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Barker 32
148GERARD RENNICK Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Queensland 32
149ANNE WEBSTER Sitting The Nationals Member for Mallee 32
150ANTHONY CHISHOLM Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland 31
151CATRYNA BILYK Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Tasmania 31
152DERRYN HINCH Former Derryn Hinch's Justice Party Senator for Victoria 31
153GRAHAM PERRETT Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Moreton 31
154JUSTINE KEAY Former Australian Labor Party Member for Braddon 31
155LUCY GICHUHI Former Liberal Party of Australia Senator for South Australia 31
156CATHERINE KING Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Ballarat 30
157KATY GALLAGHER Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Australian Capital Territory 30
158MATT CANAVAN Sitting The Nationals Senator for Queensland 30
159PATRICK GORMAN Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Perth 30
160GAVIN PEARCE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Braddon 30
161HELEN HAINES Sitting Independent Member for Indi 30
162ANDREW GILES Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Scullin 29
163JAMES PATERSON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Victoria 29
164KIMBERLEY KITCHING Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Victoria 29
165SHAYNE NEUMANN Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Blair 29
166JANE HUME Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Victoria 28
167JENNY MACKLIN Former Australian Labor Party Member for Jagajaga 28
168JOANNE RYAN Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Lalor 28
169GLADYS LIU Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Chisholm 28
170CAROL BROWN Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Tasmania 27
171CORY BERNARDI Sitting Australian Conservatives Senator for South Australia 27
172NICK CHAMPION Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Spence 27
173ANDREW LAMING Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Bowman 26
174BRIAN MITCHELL Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Lyons 26
175DAVID FAWCETT Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for South Australia 26
176JASON WOOD Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for La Trobe 26
177MARIA VAMVAKINOU Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Calwell 26
178ALAN TUDGE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Aston 25
179RICHARD DI NATALE Sitting Australian Greens Senator for Victoria 25
180SIMON BIRMINGHAM Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for South Australia 25
181STEPHEN JONES Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Whitlam 25
182ZED SESELJA Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Australian Capital Territory 25
183PAT CONAGHAN Sitting The Nationals Member for Cowper 25
184BOB KATTER Sitting Katter's Australian Party Member for Kennedy 24
185DAMIAN DRUM Sitting The Nationals Member for Nicholls 24
186LLEW O'BRIEN Former Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Wide Bay 24
187ROSS VASTA Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Bonner 24
188SHARON BIRD Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Cunningham 24
189WARREN ENTSCH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Leichhardt 24
190ANIKA WELLS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Lilly 24
191JULIAN SIMMONDS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Ryan 24
192CLARE O'NEIL Former Australian Labor Party Member for Hotham 23
193EMMA MCBRIDE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Dobell 23
194LEE RHIANNON Former Australian Greens Senator for New South Wales 23
195MICHAELIA CASH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Western Australia 23
196PAT CONROY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Shortland 23
197RUSSELL BROADBENT Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Monash 23
198TONY ZAPPIA Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Makin 23
199CELIA HAMMOND Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Curtin 23
200ALEX HAWKE Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Mitchell 22
201DOUG CAMERON Former Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales 22
202JULIE OWENS sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Parramatta 22
203MEHREEN FARUQI Sitting Australian Greens Senator for New South Wales 22
204MICHAEL DANBY Former Australian Labor Party Member for Melbourne Ports 21
205REX PATRICK Sitting Centre Alliance Senator for South Australia 21
206SUSAN MCDONALD Sitting The Nationals Senator for Queensland 21
207ANNE STANLEY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Werriwa 20
208ANTHONY BYRNE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Holt 20
209CHRIS KETTER Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland 20
210ERIC ABETZ Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Tasmania 20
211REBEKHA SHARKIE Sitting Centre Alliance Member for Mayo 20
212DAVID VAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Victoria 20
213ANDREW WILKIE Sitting Independent Member for Clark 19
214LUKE HARTSUYKER Former The Nationals Member for Cowper 19
215ED HUSIC Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Chifley 18
216IAN MACDONALD Former Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Queensland 18
217LISA SINGH Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Tasmania 18
218MARK COULTON Sitting The Nationals Member for Parkes 18
219PAULINE HANSON Sitting Pauline Hanson's One Nation Senator for Queensland 18
220PETER GEORGIOU Former Pauline Hanson's One Nation Senator for Western Australia 18
221PETER WHISH-WILSON Sitting Australian Greens Senator for Tasmania 18
222PERIN DAVEY Sitting The Nationals Senator for New South Wales 18
223CLAIRE CHANDLER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Tasmania 18
224MELISSA MCINTOSH Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Lindsay 18
225RACHEL SIEWERT Sitting Australian Greens Senator for Western Australia 17
226ALEX ANTIC Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for South Australia 17
227ANN SUDMALIS Former Liberal Party of Australia Member for Gilmore 16
228ANNE URQUHART Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Tasmania 16
229JUSTINE ELLIOT Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Richmond 16
230KATE ELLIS Former Australian Labor Party Member for Adelaide 16
231MATT O'SULLIVAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Western Australia 16
232GEORGE CHRISTENSEN Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Dawson 15
233JONATHON DUNIAM Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Tasmania 15
234MATHIAS CORMANN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Western Australia 15
235NICOLLE FLINT Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Boothby 15
236ROB MITCHELL Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for McEwen 15
237SUSSAN LEY Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Farrer 15
238NITA GREEN Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland 15
239ALICIA PAYNE Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Canberra 15
240ANNE RUSTON Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for South Australia 14
241HELEN POLLEY Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Tasmania 14
242MICHELLE LANDRY Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Capricornia 14
243JESS WALSH Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Victoria 14
244PETA MURPHY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Dunkley 14
245CRAIG KELLY Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Hughes 13
246JIM MOLAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for New South Wales 13
247LOUISE PRATT Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Western Australia 13
248STEVE MARTIN Former The Nationals Senator for Tasmania 13
249MALCOLM ROBERTS Sitting Pauline Hanson's One Nation Senator for Queensland 13
250PHILLIP THOMPSON Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member for Herbert 13
251AMANDA STOKER Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Queensland 12
252FRASER ANNING Former Katter's Australian Party Senator for Queensland 12
253GED KEARNEY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Cooper 12
254MIKE KELLY Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Eden-Monaro 12
255JOSH BURNS Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Macnamara 12
256DAVID BUSHBY Former Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Tasmania 11
257GAVIN MARSHALL Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Victoria 11
258RICHARD COLBECK Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Tasmania 11
259SARAH HANSON-YOUNG Sitting Australian Greens Senator for South Australia 11
260TIM AYERS Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales 11
261ALEX GALLACHER Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for South Australia 10
262JOHN WILLIAMS Former The Nationals Senator for New South Wales 10
263MICHAEL SUKKAR Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Deakin 10
264RAFF CICCONE Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Victoria 10
265ANDREW BARTLETT Former Australian Greens Senator for Queensland 9
266JORDON STEELE-JOHN Sitting Australian Greens Senator for Western Australia 9
267LARISSA WATERS Sitting Australian Greens Senator for Queensland 9
268WENDY ASKEW Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Tasmania 9
269TONY SHELDON Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for New South Wales 9
270DANIEL MULINO Sitting Australian Labor Party Member for Fraser 9
271JAMES STEVENS Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member for Sturt 9
272JACINTA COLLINS Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Victoria 8
273KIM CARR Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Victoria 7
274SLADE BROCKMAN Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for Western Australia 7
275MALARNDIRRI MCCARTHY Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator for Northern Territory 6
276HOLLIE HUGHES Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator for New South Wales 6
277JACQUIE LAMBIE Sitting Jacqui Lambie Network Senator for Tasmania 6
278DUNCAN SPENDER Former Liberal Democratic Party Senator for New South Wales 3
279BRIAN BURSTON Former United Australia Party Senator for New South Wales 2

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24th Dec 2019 Sitting Independent Member Zali Steggall declared Food items donated by Paradise Beach Purveyors for Crossbench Christmas Party on behalf of Self
24th Dec 2019 Sitting Independent Member Zali Steggall declared Beverages donated by Nomad Brewing Company for Crossbench Christmas Party on behalf of Self
24th Dec 2019 Sitting Independent Member Zali Steggall declared Beverages donated by Dad & Dave's Brewing for Crossbench Christmas Party on behalf of Self
24th Dec 2019 Sitting Independent Member Zali Steggall declared Beverages donated by Manly Spirits Co. Distillery for Crossbench Christmas Party on behalf of Self
23rd Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member James Stevens declared Upgrade of flight from Premium Economy to Business Class from Adelaide to Hong Kong from Cathay Pacific Airways. on behalf of Self
23rd Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member James Stevens declared Two nights accommodation in Jerusalem, from the International Institute for Strategic Leadership Dialoge. on behalf of Self
23rd Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member James Stevens declared One complimentary ticket to the Gala Dinner for the International Institute for Strategic Leadership Dialogue in Jerusalem, Israel on behalf of Self
19th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Claire Chandler declared Participated in 2019 Rambam Israel Fellowship Program for federal parliamentarians,provided by the Australia/Israel and Jewish Affairs Council. Trip to Israel, 7-14 December. on behalf of Self
19th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a decorative box and silver garland from HE Gen Prayut Chanocha, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. Gift of a silver bull statue from HE Joko Widodo, President of the Republic of Indonesia. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
19th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of an antique dinner set from HE Gen Prayut Chano-cha, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
19th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a Mont Blanc Special Edition JFK GCH Fountain Pen and Ink Bottle from HE Lionel Rouwen Aingimea, President of the Republic of Nauru. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
19th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a Heston Blumenthal Everdure BBQ from Shriro Holdings Limited. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
12th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared The Club Virgin Australia, member on behalf of Self
12th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Qantas Chairmans Lounge, member on behalf of Self
12th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Personal Loan Ajax Capital Pty Ltd on behalf of Self
10th Dec 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Don Farrell declared 2 tickets and hospitality to the Domain Test Match, Australia v Pakistan in Adelaide on 30 November 2019 courtesy of the South Australian Cricket Association and Cricket Australia. on behalf of Self
6th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator David Van declared Flight upgrade from economy to business class Virgin Airlines Canberra to Melbourne ANZ on behalf of Self
6th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator David Van declared Flight upgrade from economy to business class Qantas Brisbane to Melbourne ANZ on behalf of Self
6th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator David Van declared Hospitality - Flemington Racecourse Melbourne Cup Carnival Birdcage courtesy of Lion 1 ticket ANZ on behalf of Self
6th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator David Van declared ADF Parliamentary Program RAAF Amberley 4 days in total including uniform ANZ on behalf of Self
6th Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator David Van declared 2 tickets to Gather to Graze 2019 for Senator and Spouse ANZ on behalf of Self/Spouse
3rd Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared Two tickets and hospitality as a guest of Lion Co at Flemington Racecourse on Saturday 2 November. on behalf of Self
3rd Dec 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared Two tickets and hospitality as a guest of Tabcorp at Flemington Racecourse on Saturday 2 November. on behalf of Self
3rd Dec 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Don Farrell declared 2 tickets to West Side Story and hospitality courtesy of Adelaide Festival Centre on 29 November 2019 on behalf of Self
2nd Dec 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Steve Georganas declared Costs - Taiwan 28 October to 1 November - Travel - flights, ground transfers, meals and accommodation provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China (Taiwan) for study tour to Taiwan - 29 October - 1 November. on behalf of Self
28th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Libby Coker declared Virgin the Club on behalf of Self
28th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Libby Coker declared Qantas Chairman's Lounge on behalf of Self
28th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Libby Coker declared Virgin - The Club on behalf of Self/Spouse
26th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Investment (Moelis Australia Secured Loan Series; Moelis Australia Senior Secured Credit Fund II; Founders First) on behalf of Self
26th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Clearview Bowling Club SA on behalf of Self
25th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Dave Sharma declared 2 tickets to U2 concert on behalf of Self
25th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Dave Sharma declared Prospa on behalf of Self
25th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Dave Sharma declared Complementary membership of Cruising Yacht Club of Australia on behalf of Self
25th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Julian Simmonds declared Cricket Australia Tickets and Hospitality during Australia v Pakistan Gabba Test Nov 2019. on behalf of Self
19th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared ownership of residential Rosanna VIC on behalf of Self/Spouse
19th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared Mortgage Bank Australia on behalf of Self
19th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared Mortgage Bank Australia on behalf of Spouse
19th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared Investment Loan Bank Australia on behalf of Self
8th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Don Farrell declared Hospitality for two courtesy of Tabcorp at Derby Day, Melbourne on 2 November 2019 on behalf of Self
8th Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Don Farrell declared Hospitality for two courtesy of Tabcorp and Lion at Melbourne Cup, Melbourne on 5 November 2019 on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a signed Rugby World Cup Jersey from the Prime Minister for Fiji. This item has been donated to the Australian Rugby Foundation. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a ceremonial tais, bracelet and scarf from the President of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste. These items have been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a model of USS Canberra in perspex and wooden case. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and will be displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a calfskin leather jewellery box from the President and First Lady of the United States of America. This item has been donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a wooden oak cross with Vice President Seal from the Vice President and Second Lady of the United States of America. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and will be displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a mahogany dressing box with federal eagle from the Secretary of State, United States of America. This item has been donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a glass paperweight from Mrs Susan Pompeo. This item has been donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of two Tiffany Globe-Trotter cases from the President of the United States of America. These items has been donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a Paul Revere Silver Tiffany Bowl from the President of the United States of America. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and will be displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a framed map of the Coral Sea from the President of the United States of America. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and will be displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a calfskin leather photo album of the US Official Visit from the President of the United States of America. This item has been donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a personalised trading coat from Akuna Capital. This item have been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a statue of Garuda Wisnu Kencana from the President of Indonesia. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and will be displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a silver pressed box with small bowls from the Sultan of Brunei. These items have been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a canvas print from Mr Peng Hong Wong. This item has been donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a Winx print souvenir from the Australian Turf Club. on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Co-Patron - Beverley Park Golf Club on behalf of Self
6th Nov 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Patron - Michael Tynan Memorial Challenge on behalf of Self
1st Nov 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Anthony Byrne declared 2 X Complimentary tickets to the AFL Preliminary Final (21/9/19) from the Melbourne Cricket Club on behalf of Self
30th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Vince Connelly declared US International Visitor Leadership Program participant 30 Sep to 8 Oct 2019. Participation was at the invitation of the US State Department and the program focussed on Defense and Foreign Policy, including engagement with Pentagon, State Department and political personnel. International travel was at personal expense and the US State Department covered domestic travel and accomodation, as well as a per diem (in line with US government policy) to cover meals and incidentals. on behalf of Self
25th Oct 2019 Sitting Country Liberal Party Senator Sam McMahon declared Upgrade to First Class from Doha to Melbourne on Qatar Airlines on 1 October 2019 on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Linda Burney declared Received Aboriginal Dot Painting on recent trip to Central Australia. Value unknown on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Linda Burney declared 2019 Toyota AFL Grand Final one (1) ticket on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Terri Butler declared Pine Rivers Caboolture and Redcliffe Group Training Scheme Inc (Pricar), Trading as East Coast Training and Employment on behalf of Spouse
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared Two tickets and hospitality as a guest of the AFL at AFL match, Geelong V Richmond at the MCG, Friday 20 September. on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared In kind donation from Lion Co in support of office opening on 25 September 2019. on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared In kind donation from the Australian Hotels Association - NSW Branch in support of office opening on 25 September 2019. on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared In kind donation from Billu's Indian Eatery in support of office opening on 25 September 2019. on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a carved wooden ornamental canoe from the Bishop Epalle Catholic School, Solomon Islands. This item has been surrendered to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and will be displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Patron - Paralympics Australia on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Vice Patron - Elouera Surf Life Saving Club on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Honorary Membership - Club Marconi on behalf of Self
18th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Honorary Membership - Bronte Surf Life Saving Club on behalf of Self
16th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared Complimentary Foxtel subscription for Electorate Office from ASTRA on behalf of Self
16th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared International Visitors Leadership Program trip to the United States, sponsored by the US State Department (internal travel, accommodation and meal allowance paid for). September 29 - October 8 2019 on behalf of Self
15th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Two tickets to The Nutcracker opening night - The Australian Ballet on behalf of Self
15th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Kidsafe SA Inc on behalf of Self
14th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Wirrpanda Foundation on behalf of Self
14th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Savings Account ANZ Bank on behalf of Self
14th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Credit Card ANZ Bank on behalf of Self
14th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Residential Mortgage ANZ Bank on behalf of Self
14th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Residential Mortgage Commonwealth Bank on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Don Farrell declared Foxtel Subscription (Office) on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of 1 x ticket from the AFL to attend the AFL Grand Final Luncheon and game on 28 September 2019. on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of 1 x ticket from the NRL to attend the NRL Grand Final on 6 October 2019. on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a Cazaux ceramic plate from the Mayor of Biarritz. This item will be donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet after it is displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a Goicoechea Ceramic Globe from the President of the Republic of France and Mrs Brigitte Macron. This item will be donated to a National Collection through the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet after it is displayed in my Parliament House office. on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of a dress with bird and flower design from Dr Nguyen Thanh Hung, Vice Chairman Vietjet. on behalf of Self
11th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Scott Morrison declared Gift of 1 x ticket from the NRL to attend the Cronulla Sharks v Manly Sea Eagles NRL game on 14 September 2019. on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Cisco Systems Inc on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Kudos Management Group Trust NIL Dormant on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared SMH Superannuation Fund Trust Self Self-managed superannuation fund on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared ownership of residential Barwon Heads VIC on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Kudos Management Group Pty Ltd Corporate trustee on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Credit card American Express on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Credit card Visa on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Credit card Mastercard on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Personal loan Ajax Capital Pty Ltd on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Personal savings x 4 Westpac on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Personal savings ING on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Joint savings Westpac on behalf of Self/Spouse
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Term deposit personal Westpac on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Kudos Management Group Westpac on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared SMH Superannuation Fund Westpac on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared 401(k) retirement savings Westpac on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Superannuation held by SMH Superannuation Fund and Australian Super on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared 401(k) retirement savings held by Fidelity Investments on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Four tickets to Richmond v Geelong Cats preliminary final, 20 September 2019, from the Australian Football League. on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Two tickets to the Tabcorp hospitality suite for 2019 Derby Day, Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival from Tabcorp Holdings Ltd. on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Anglesea Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Apollo Bay Hawks Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Barwon Heads Football and Netball Club (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Birregurra Football Netball Club, sponsor and No. 1 ticket holder (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Grovedale Tigers Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Inverleigh Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Lorne Aquatic and Angling Club, 2019 No. 1 ticket holder on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Lorne Football and Netball Club, sponsor and No.1 ticket holder (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Ocean Grove Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Queenscliff Football Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared “Rusty Anglers” Anglesea Motor Yacht Club, 2019 Patron on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Torquay Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Winchelsea Football and Netball Club, sponsor (for part of 2019, now lapsed) on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Barwon Heads 13th Beach Surf Life Saving Club, member on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Geelong Chamber of Commerce, member on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Geelong Football Club, member on behalf of Self
10th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Sarah Henderson declared Melbourne Cricket Club, member on behalf of Self
9th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Memberships: Inter-Parliamentary Union on behalf of Self
9th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Memberships: Zoo on behalf of Self
9th Oct 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Senator Marielle Smith declared Memberships: Australian Republic Movement on behalf of Self
9th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Celia Hammond declared Vice Patron Cottesloe Surf Club September 2019 - 2020. on behalf of Self
8th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Alex Antic declared Senator Antic took part in the ADF's Parliamentary Program at the RAAF base at Amberley in Queensland ("the base") from 30 October 2019 to 3 October 2019 inclusive. The ADF provided Senator Antic with accomodation and meals at the base during this period and protective clothing, boots and a Kit Bag which was required by the ADF to be worn and used by Senator Antic whilst at the base under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011. on behalf of Self
8th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Alex Antic declared Membership of the Australian National Group of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) 46th Parliament on behalf of Self
8th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Alex Antic declared Hospitality in the form of flights, accomodation, meals and transport from the Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) to facilitate attendance on the Federal Liberal Study Group Visit to the State of Israel between 7-14 December 2019. on behalf of Self
8th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Fiona Martin declared Self - add one motor vehicle on behalf of Self
4th Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Dave Sharma declared Two tickets to Lowy annual speech, Sydney Town Hall on behalf of Self
1st Oct 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Dave Sharma declared Two tickets to NRL semi-final Easts vs Melbourne at SCG, 28 Sep 2019 on behalf of Self
27th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Alex Antic declared ownership of residential Unley Park SA on behalf of Self
27th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Alex Antic declared Mortgage R and V Antic ? on behalf of Self
26th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Daniel Mulino declared 2 Tickets to Western Chances Good Business Forum on 30 August 2019 courtesy of Victoria University on behalf of Self
26th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Vince Connelly declared Two tickets (for myself and wife Peta Connelly) to attend the Hilltop Hoods concert in a corporate box at RAC Arena, Perth on Sat 7 September 2019. Provided by BGC. on behalf of Self
26th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Vince Connelly declared Superannuation Super SA on behalf of Self
25th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Paul Scarr declared Refer to section 2 below - Pambank Pty Ltd is the trustee of the David Scarr Family Trust. David Scarr is the Father of Senator Paul Scarr and is the sole Director and Secretary of Pambank Pty Ltd and holds 8 of the 10 shares in Pambank Pty Ltd. Senator Paul Scarr owns 1 of the 10 shares issued by Pambank Pty Ltd. on behalf of Self
24th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Kate Thwaites declared Ticket to Press Gallergy Midwinter Ball from Coca Cola South Pacific on behalf of Self
20th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Fiona Martin declared Complimentary Foxtel subscription for electorate office from ASTRA approximate value $1,600.00 on behalf of Self
19th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Anne Aly declared Between 16 and 23 September 2019 I travelled from Perth to New Zealand via Sydney to speak at the 2019 Australian and New Zealand Bar Associations Joint Conference in Queenstown. Cost of return business class airfares NZD 4143.95 and three nights' accommodation: NZD 1185.00 and transfers as required were funded by the Australian and New Zealand Bar Associations. During this time I visited Wellington to meet with the New Zealand Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFAL). Cost of return economy class airfares between Queenstown and Wellington NZD 278 and transfers as required were funded by the OFAL. on behalf of Self
19th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Anne Aly declared Ticket to West Coast Fever and Collingwood Magpies game on 12 August 2019 at RAC Arena as the guest of Wanneroo Districts Netball Assocation. on behalf of Self
16th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Gerard Rennick declared Mortgage BOQ on behalf of Self
16th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Gerard Rennick declared HZN (Super) on behalf of Self
16th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Paul Scarr declared Sponsor fo Greater Springfield Running Festival (organised by Run 4 Kids), festival organiser Time Lords Timing Pty Ltd on behalf of Self
16th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Paul Scarr declared Sponsor of Pasifika Festival (Pasifika Limited) on behalf of Self
16th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Paul Scarr declared Queensland Ballet - ticket to Romeo and Juliet performance on behalf of Self
16th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Libby Coker declared Complimentary subscription to Foxtel from Australian Subscription Television and Radio Association for the electorate office, valued at $1,600 per annum. on behalf of Self
10th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Membership of the Qantas Chairmans Lounge on behalf of Self
10th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared Membership of the Virgin ‘Club’ on behalf of Self
10th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Matt O'Sullivan declared 2 x tickets to the Bledisloe Cup on August 10, 2019 (courtesy of BGC) on behalf of Self
10th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal National Party of Queensland Member Terry Young declared Tickets to ballet value $300 (donor not provided) on behalf of Self
9th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Fiona Martin declared Company is CHILD PSYCHCORP PTY LTD not CHILD PSYCH CORP PTY LTD on behalf of Self
9th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Fiona Martin declared Company is CHILD PSYCHCORP PTY LTD not CHILD PSYCH CORP PTY LTD on behalf of Self
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member David Smith declared Centenera Nominees Pty Ltd on behalf of Spouse
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member David Smith declared Joleta Pty Ltd on behalf of Spouse
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member David Smith declared Joleta Sanitation Pty Ltd on behalf of Spouse
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member David Smith declared My spouse and I received return air travel, accommodation and hospitality from the Government of Taiwan as part of a delegation that visited Taiwan between 25 August and 31 August on behalf of Self/Spouse
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member David Smith declared Upgrade to Virgin Velocity membership to the Club level for both MP and spouse on behalf of Self/Spouse
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Celia Hammond declared Patron of Mounts Bay Sailing Club, from August 2019. on behalf of Self
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Celia Hammond declared Patron of Perth Netball Assciation, from August 2019. on behalf of Self
5th Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Member Celia Hammond declared Vice Patron Swanbourne-Nedlands Surf Club, from August 2019. on behalf of Self
4th Sep 2019 Sitting Jacqui Lambie Network Senator Jacquie Lambie declared Australian Super & Sun Super on behalf of Self
3rd Sep 2019 Sitting Liberal Party of Australia Senator Andrew Bragg declared Conference attendance - Consilium August 2019 - Centre for Independent Studies on behalf of Self
2nd Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Peta Murphy declared FOXTEL subscription on behalf of Self
2nd Sep 2019 Sitting Australian Labor Party Member Peta Murphy declared Lease on Frankston Beach Box (lease acquired as part of residential home purchase) on behalf of Self

There are two major datasets that this project is making use of, the political donations data from the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) and the Tax Transpareny dataset published by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

The Tax Transparency dataset has been integrated with political donations data to show which 'top-earning' corporations are also political donations and show the amount each corporation has paid to political parties in recent years.

It is important to note that only donations that fall above the disclosure threshold are made by the AEC in machine-readable format regardless of whether political parties provide records of all donations received to the AEC or not.

The disclosure threshold was $13,800 in the 2018-19 financial year and is pegged to the CPI. I have charted the breakdown by Party of the gap between the total receipts of each party and those that have been reported and published by the AEC.

With the exception of payments excluded from collection or publication by the AEC, this donations project includes all payments received by political parties regardless of whether they are designated as a political donation, 'other receipt' or government funding (with appropriate labelling).

This is because I think a lot of people want to know all sources of funding received by political parties regardless of their receipt type. Having said that, it is worth pointing out that only payments designated by the donor or party as a 'donation' attract the legal requirements associated with donating to a political party. ie Payments that are not donations can be made by charities or other types of organisations without the same legal implications that those payments would attract were they designated as 'donations'.

Donor

Figures include donations, payments and government funding.

BUSINESSES 4,746 $258.095M
INDIVIDUALS 2,288 $43.740M
ASSOCIATED ENTITIES 2,105 $124.918M
AGENCIES 1,222 $433.714M
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS 738 $13.150M
TRUSTS AND ESTATES 93 $3.125M
CAMPAIGNERS 73 $0.717M
THIRD PARTIES 28 $1.508M
OTHERS 18 $0.131M
UNIVERSITIES 13 $0.102M

Party

Donations aggregated over the past six financial years

1ALP $331.674M 34.64%
2LIBS $318.936M 33.31%
3PALMER UNITED $131.320M 13.71%
4GREENS $56.643M 5.92%
5NATS $48.807M 5.10%
6LNP $41.947M 4.38%
7PHON $4.120M 0.43%
8CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS $3.987M 0.42%
9FAMILY FIRST $3.419M 0.36%
10AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATIVES $3.157M 0.33%
11CENTRE ALLIANCE $3.082M 0.32%
12KATTER $2.241M 0.23%
13LIBERAL DEMOCRATS $1.859M 0.19%
14SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIA $1.648M 0.17%
15ANIMAL JUSTICE $0.944M 0.10%
16HINCH $0.880M 0.09%
17SHOOTERS, FISHERS, FARMERS $0.663M 0.07%
18FLUX $0.262M 0.03%
19SEX $0.256M 0.03%
20DEMOCRATIC LABOUR $0.241M 0.03%
21AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIANS $0.203M 0.02%
22LAZARUS $0.181M 0.02%
23LAMBIE $0.119M 0.01%
24VOLUNTARY EUTHENASIA $0.100M 0.01%
25MARRIAGE EQUALITY $0.100M 0.01%
26RECREATIONAL FISHERS $0.075M 0.01%
27RISE UP $0.074M 0.01%
28SOCIALIST ALLIANCE $0.069M 0.01%
29COUNTRY ALLIANCE $0.067M 0.01%
30LIBERTY ALLIANCE $0.060M 0.01%
31FIRST NATIONS $0.050M 0.01%
32AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS PARTY $0.045M 0.00%
33CLIMATE ACTION $0.042M 0.00%
34FISHING AND LIFESTYLE $0.040M 0.00%
35HEMP $0.037M 0.00%
36REPUBLICAN $0.033M 0.00%
37AUSTRALIAN RECREATIONAL FISHERS $0.029M 0.00%
38AFFORDABLE HOUSING $0.026M 0.00%
39THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN PARTY $0.025M 0.00%
40UNITING AUSTRALIA $0.025M 0.00%
41BULLET TRAIN FOR AUSTRALIA $0.024M 0.00%
42OUTDOOR RECREATION $0.024M 0.00%
43MANUFACTURING AND FARMING $0.020M 0.00%
44SENATOR ONLINE $0.019M 0.00%
45WESTERN AUSTRALIA PARTY $0.018M 0.00%
46AUSTRALIAN CYCLISTS PARTY $0.015M 0.00%

Electorate

Address information is not provided in AEC donations made by some individuals data due to privacy considerations. Location totals include only records where address information is available and payments or donations are above the disclosure threshold. Not all postcodes/suburbs have political donors. Figures are for the past six financial years.

ElectorateValueRecipients%
1 CANBERRA $261,706,075 16 27.986%
2 SYDNEY $203,980,538 17 21.813%
3 BRISBANE $153,647,924 10 16.430%
4 MELBOURNE $107,493,196 18 11.495%
5 GRIFFITH $24,177,269 6 2.585%
6 PERTH $23,453,250 7 2.508%
7 HERBERT $21,624,381 3 2.312%
8 LINDSAY $16,886,371 6 1.806%
9 ADELAIDE $15,532,516 7 1.661%
10 GOLDSTEIN $13,886,050 6 1.485%
11 MACNAMARA $10,479,211 8 1.121%
12 NORTH SYDNEY $5,304,090 7 0.567%
13 FARRER $4,974,798 5 0.532%
14 STURT $4,753,155 6 0.508%
15 HIGGINS $4,159,781 6 0.445%
16 BENNELONG $3,551,509 5 0.380%
17 KOOYONG $3,464,828 6 0.371%
18 WENTWORTH $2,848,005 8 0.305%
19 FAIRFAX $2,679,649 3 0.287%
20 PARRAMATTA $2,387,017 4 0.255%
21 CURTIN $2,199,862 8 0.235%
22 CLARK $1,992,750 3 0.213%
23 CHISHOLM $1,891,242 6 0.202%
24 SOLOMON $1,777,570 4 0.190%
25 LILLEY $1,709,967 6 0.183%
26 BLAXLAND $1,497,165 3 0.160%
27 FISHER $1,382,875 2 0.148%
28 ISAACS $1,322,278 6 0.141%
29 PARKES $1,252,448 2 0.134%
30 SWAN $1,203,321 5 0.129%
31 WARRINGAH $1,054,035 6 0.113%
32 TANGNEY $935,600 4 0.100%
33 FREMANTLE $873,911 4 0.093%
34 FOWLER $870,191 2 0.093%
35 MONCRIEFF $866,948 5 0.093%
36 HOTHAM $856,402 6 0.092%
37 STIRLING $854,467 4 0.091%
38 ASTON $853,233 2 0.091%
39 WILLS $793,452 3 0.085%
40 RYAN $735,375 6 0.079%
41 REID $703,882 6 0.075%
42 FLINDERS $674,850 2 0.072%
43 BOOTHBY $673,412 3 0.072%
44 PAGE $668,500 3 0.071%
45 MENZIES $660,409 3 0.071%
46 BLAIR $639,686 4 0.068%
47 BOWMAN $632,750 5 0.068%
48 CORANGAMITE $595,086 2 0.064%
49 BENDIGO $578,917 3 0.062%
50 MACKELLAR $570,328 4 0.061%
51 MORETON $566,657 5 0.061%
52 BONNER $497,122 3 0.053%
53 MITCHELL $495,734 4 0.053%
54 SCULLIN $484,252 2 0.052%
55 NEWCASTLE $479,795 2 0.051%
56 BANKS $466,216 2 0.050%
57 GROOM $441,495 3 0.047%
58 MCPHERSON $433,247 8 0.046%
59 GELLIBRAND $420,173 3 0.045%
60 FADDEN $399,200 3 0.043%
61 BEROWRA $352,953 3 0.038%
62 CALWELL $337,962 3 0.036%
63 COOK $321,906 4 0.034%
64 GREY $320,000 1 0.034%
65 WHITLAM $309,584 3 0.033%
66 KINGSFORD SMITH $295,314 3 0.032%
67 DURACK $292,890 2 0.031%
68 OXLEY $289,266 2 0.031%
69 MARIBYRNONG $286,502 3 0.031%
70 CAPRICORNIA $284,956 2 0.030%
71 HOLT $280,100 1 0.030%
72 HUNTER $274,081 2 0.029%
73 PEARCE $268,666 1 0.029%
74 COWAN $267,851 4 0.029%
75 DICKSON $259,272 3 0.028%
76 LA TROBE $254,000 2 0.027%
77 LYNE $250,000 2 0.027%
78 BASS $249,331 4 0.027%
79 LEICHHARDT $246,753 4 0.026%
80 RICHMOND $241,548 3 0.026%
81 LINGIARI $234,302 2 0.025%
82 NICHOLLS $227,696 4 0.024%
83 BRADDON $225,439 4 0.024%
84 BRAND $212,302 3 0.023%
85 FORDE $211,397 4 0.023%
86 CORIO $210,185 4 0.022%
87 NEW ENGLAND $197,750 4 0.021%
88 COOPER $195,343 3 0.021%
89 MCMAHON $191,902 2 0.021%
90 GRAYNDLER $189,623 3 0.020%
91 MAYO $185,000 1 0.020%
92 O'CONNOR $181,906 3 0.019%
93 BURT $178,632 3 0.019%
94 BEAN $170,084 3 0.018%
95 CASEY $169,000 3 0.018%
96 KENNEDY $166,200 4 0.018%
97 CANNING $165,000 4 0.018%
98 BRADFIELD $161,200 2 0.017%
99 GILMORE $157,256 3 0.017%
100 DAWSON $156,750 1 0.017%
101 EDEN-MONARO $139,399 3 0.015%
102 BARTON $137,300 2 0.015%
103 MOORE $135,600 3 0.015%
104 LALOR $134,742 3 0.014%
105 ROBERTSON $116,374 2 0.012%
106 WIDE BAY $115,160 4 0.012%
107 HINKLER $111,631 2 0.012%
108 FORREST $103,998 4 0.011%
109 HUGHES $81,500 2 0.009%
110 FLYNN $79,350 3 0.008%
111 CHIFLEY $79,302 2 0.008%
112 BRUCE $79,000 4 0.008%
113 FRANKLIN $77,252 4 0.008%
114 CUNNINGHAM $74,873 3 0.008%
115 KINGSTON $74,302 2 0.008%
116 MONASH $74,000 1 0.008%
117 WANNON $73,500 2 0.008%
118 PETRIE $68,000 3 0.007%
119 RANKIN $66,422 3 0.007%
120 WRIGHT $65,733 2 0.007%
121 MARANOA $65,716 2 0.007%
122 LONGMAN $62,002 2 0.007%
123 DUNKLEY $60,000 1 0.006%
124 RIVERINA $56,675 3 0.006%
125 INDI $56,000 1 0.006%
126 GORTON $55,500 2 0.006%
127 WATSON $54,402 3 0.006%
128 DOBELL $45,000 1 0.005%
129 MALLEE $45,000 2 0.005%
130 HINDMARSH $39,302 1 0.004%
131 PATERSON $37,533 1 0.004%
132 JAGAJAGA $31,950 2 0.003%
133 WERRIWA $25,000 1 0.003%
134 MACQUARIE $24,302 2 0.003%
135 FRASER $22,200 2 0.002%
136 FENNER $21,662 1 0.002%
137 DEAKIN $21,500 2 0.002%
138 GIPPSLAND $19,947 1 0.002%
139 HUME $16,650 2 0.002%
140 BALLARAT $6,902 1 0.001%
141 BARKER $5,000 1 0.001%
142 GREENWAY $4,302 1 0.000%
143 MAKIN $4,302 1 0.000%
144 SPENCE $4,302 1 0.000%
145 HASLUCK $3,900 2 0.000%
146 MCEWEN $3,650 1 0.000%
147 SHORTLAND $3,300 1 0.000%
148 CALARE $1,000 1 0.000%

Tax Payers

Non Tax Payers

The Australian Charities & Not-for-Profit Commission was created by the Labor government in late 2012. The ACNC then weathered attempts by the Abbott government to abolish it.

The ACNC regulates over 50,000 charities. Of that number, nearly 1 in 4 charities record a main activity as religion and enjoy tax breaks denied to secular organisations.

Education plays a big role in funding to Australian charities. Australian universities are among our 'wealthiest' charities due to HECS, assets and research grants/tenders received.

Religious schools also dominate government funding as one in three children are now educated in the private system. However it is important to note that comparisons between funding of privately owned charities such as schools and hospitals must be compared with funding to comparative government institutions in order to properly understand the system.

Government organisations can not be registered charities so funding to public schools and hospitals is not in the charities data. School funding is a program in the Commonwealth budget project available from the top menu.

Religious charities are also prominant in social services including aged care, private hospitals and relief of poverty due to their historical role in these functions.

This project aggregates financials across multiple variables, providing snapshots of the financial health of registered charities by their declared main activity, number of welfare recipients and federal electorate.

The project also links ABN with Commonwealth grants, tenders and DGR data, providing a wealth of information on individual charities.

The level and scope of this analysis is not available elsewhere.

Activity

Registered charity revenue in billions

Main Activity Charities Revenue B
1 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES 14,141 $5.326
2 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION 4,177 $27.613
3 OTHER EDUCATION 3,804 $8.955
4 SOCIAL SERVICES 3,442 $13.851
5 ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2,621 $7.083
6 CULTURE AND ARTS 2,486 $2.437
7 GRANT-MAKING ACTIVITIES 2,380 $2.527
8 OTHER HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY 1,697 $7.868
9 AGED CARE ACTIVITIES 1,281 $15.676
10 EMERGENCY AND RELIEF 1,280 $1.199
11 NOT PROVIDED 1,215 $0.081
12 ADVOCACY AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES 981 $1.234
13 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES 958 $0.821
14 HOUSING ACTIVITIES 770 $2.908
15 RESEARCH 634 $2.995
16 HIGHER EDUCATION 629 $35.112
17 MENTAL HEALTH AND CRISIS INTERVENTION 590 $1.552
18 ANIMAL PROTECTION 575 $0.443
19 OTHER PHILANTHROPIC INTERMEDIARIES AND VOLUNTARISM PROMOTION 574 $0.578
20 INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES 564 $1.491
21 OTHER RECREATION 493 $0.281
22 EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING 486 $3.150
23 HOSPITAL SERVICES AND REHABILITATION ACTIVITIES 387 $12.400
24 SPORTS 285 $0.250
25 INCOME SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE 227 $0.071
26 OTHER RECREATION AND SOCIAL CLUB ACTIVITY 202 $0.333
27 LAW AND LEGAL SERVICES 182 $1.195

Figures from 2018 Annual Information Statements

Electorate

Electorates are listed by the aggregate surplus/deficit for charities with addresses in that electorate. Some charities were not able to be assigned to an electorate due to lack of address information.

Electorate Charities Revenue Surplus/Deficit
1 SYDNEY 2,382 $17,386.096M $1,260.019M
2 MELBOURNE 2,619 $16,411.066M $808.031M
3 BRISBANE 873 $5,274.289M $219.930M
4 ADELAIDE 1,123 $4,818.946M $265.717M
5 PERTH 565 $3,669.965M $144.152M
6 CHISHOLM 428 $3,631.621M $150.419M
7 RYAN 243 $3,461.643M $145.614M
8 GRIFFITH 337 $3,254.330M $75.782M
9 HOTHAM 305 $3,136.166M $205.589M
10 KINGSFORD SMITH 300 $2,990.815M $139.717M
11 CANBERRA 843 $2,977.058M $203.045M
12 CURTIN 538 $2,923.976M $103.093M
13 NORTH SYDNEY 627 $2,496.749M $235.352M
14 SWAN 377 $2,465.840M $29.824M
15 MACNAMARA 659 $2,459.105M $224.932M
16 KOOYONG 512 $2,418.647M $90.298M
17 GRAYNDLER 414 $2,106.386M $61.376M
18 CUNNINGHAM 312 $2,092.285M $126.409M
19 BENNELONG 377 $2,082.525M $72.159M
20 NEWCASTLE 364 $1,988.798M $77.391M
21 PARRAMATTA 481 $1,981.945M $268.666M
22 CLARK 424 $1,892.820M $244.028M
23 BRADFIELD 392 $1,891.262M $35.081M
24 COOPER 218 $1,495.964M $50.347M
25 MORETON 301 $1,469.203M $60.494M
26 BOOTHBY 238 $1,409.471M $35.306M
27 BONNER 212 $1,395.448M $16.651M
28 LEICHHARDT 305 $1,331.375M $66.239M
29 LINDSAY 217 $1,280.726M $186.946M
30 MITCHELL 275 $1,267.092M $72.503M
31 CORIO 310 $1,134.037M $42.414M
32 STIRLING 220 $1,048.264M $84.587M
33 RIVERINA 527 $1,043.742M $2.555M
34 PAGE 469 $1,037.046M $45.496M
35 NEW ENGLAND 487 $972.969M $56.439M
36 STURT 352 $940.343M $159.239M
37 REID 391 $898.574M $60.261M
38 WENTWORTH 360 $895.282M $145.575M
39 GELLIBRAND 218 $890.964M $26.268M
40 HUGHES 179 $861.420M $631.751M
41 BALLARAT 302 $840.072M $47.702M
42 GROOM 283 $828.801M $24.475M
43 LILLEY 265 $780.593M $-7.815M
44 SOLOMON 246 $778.040M $-264.691M
45 FAIRFAX 249 $759.453M $61.235M
46 HERBERT 288 $742.280M $53.883M
47 MOORE 145 $679.670M $20.480M
48 MACKELLAR 229 $634.218M $58.464M
49 MCPHERSON 203 $629.121M $45.162M
50 HINDMARSH 209 $624.565M $116.016M
51 MONASH 281 $602.304M $37.047M
52 HIGGINS 437 $588.857M $60.076M
53 TANGNEY 187 $573.189M $22.937M
54 BEROWRA 286 $551.261M $20.092M
55 HASLUCK 200 $538.288M $8.595M
56 LINGIARI 184 $531.223M $68.686M
57 DURACK 509 $527.973M $11.245M
58 FLYNN 209 $520.059M $0.896M
59 DEAKIN 248 $516.246M $22.155M
60 MALLEE 392 $501.325M $29.819M
61 FREMANTLE 245 $497.588M $-0.161M
62 WARRINGAH 282 $491.587M $52.718M
63 CAPRICORNIA 173 $489.970M $26.569M
64 WANNON 397 $489.444M $23.110M
65 GIPPSLAND 281 $487.096M $29.273M
66 BENDIGO 385 $481.998M $42.729M
67 PARKES 463 $479.397M $41.204M
68 ISAACS 229 $473.570M $33.450M
69 CALARE 408 $472.386M $20.513M
70 BARTON 162 $464.413M $44.141M
71 GOLDSTEIN 274 $446.098M $98.912M
72 NICHOLLS 282 $442.108M $22.802M
73 BLAXLAND 263 $439.219M $66.615M
74 FLINDERS 186 $434.531M $11.163M
75 WILLS 222 $432.485M $50.394M
76 MARIBYRNONG 179 $425.690M $18.927M
77 INDI 320 $421.260M $8.634M
78 COWPER 389 $410.582M $15.349M
79 JAGAJAGA 186 $406.663M $53.192M
80 CALWELL 142 $386.727M $57.402M
81 BEAN 198 $377.078M $20.442M
82 FOWLER 217 $370.004M $61.951M
83 BARKER 408 $364.429M $9.539M
84 RANKIN 184 $361.559M $23.322M
85 WATSON 233 $347.883M $30.389M
86 GREENWAY 276 $341.251M $15.587M
87 LALOR 159 $336.727M $30.412M
88 RICHMOND 343 $336.103M $10.550M
89 MACARTHUR 209 $319.176M $25.290M
90 WHITLAM 234 $312.874M $33.535M
91 BASS 219 $304.800M $42.440M
92 SCULLIN 139 $304.694M $25.749M
93 FARRER 423 $300.919M $16.076M
94 LYNE 286 $297.477M $25.993M
95 KENNEDY 273 $278.381M $12.360M
96 BURT 246 $275.601M $19.679M
97 GREY 446 $274.705M $19.113M
98 HINKLER 182 $272.043M $7.632M
99 ROBERTSON 260 $268.600M $13.381M
100 MACQUARIE 335 $263.269M $13.948M
101 ASTON 245 $261.056M $19.151M
102 SPENCE 152 $260.583M $24.804M
103 CASEY 261 $257.268M $12.679M
104 MAYO 333 $256.344M $12.590M
105 FORREST 315 $253.405M $9.684M
106 O'CONNOR 465 $251.794M $17.853M
107 DUNKLEY 155 $247.330M $13.631M
108 MONCRIEFF 226 $242.923M $15.788M
109 LA TROBE 128 $236.810M $15.788M
110 GILMORE 277 $235.914M $-19.380M
111 BRUCE 220 $235.124M $10.079M
112 PATERSON 264 $232.165M $17.772M
113 FRASER 147 $225.182M $-59.312M
114 DAWSON 201 $222.912M $15.344M
115 BRADDON 185 $222.857M $15.711M
116 FORDE 179 $216.276M $5.771M
117 MENZIES 227 $215.725M $15.763M
118 COWAN 190 $210.793M $28.381M
119 HOLT 134 $208.517M $23.721M
120 HUNTER 302 $208.498M $12.938M
121 GORTON 119 $205.574M $18.595M
122 WIDE BAY 197 $205.467M $4.143M
123 BOWMAN 164 $204.281M $15.477M
124 PETRIE 126 $202.544M $10.499M
125 CHIFLEY 135 $192.827M $11.603M
126 BANKS 210 $190.255M $2.675M
127 OXLEY 150 $189.313M $5.643M
128 PEARCE 201 $185.454M $-1.043M
129 MCEWEN 140 $175.784M $7.163M
130 FISHER 182 $172.389M $14.403M
131 FADDEN 136 $170.644M $9.972M
132 CANNING 166 $167.832M $11.827M
133 BRAND 120 $167.488M $7.888M
134 MAKIN 149 $167.208M $11.117M
135 BLAIR 223 $163.942M $11.502M
136 EDEN-MONARO 318 $159.338M $5.889M
137 FRANKLIN 222 $157.480M $4.584M
138 MARANOA 311 $152.112M $7.981M
139 DOBELL 164 $136.725M $8.279M
140 KINGSTON 153 $133.053M $8.186M
141 CORANGAMITE 193 $132.973M $24.118M
142 WRIGHT 187 $132.166M $10.633M
143 COOK 193 $130.918M $7.688M
144 SHORTLAND 165 $125.064M $6.191M
145 MCMAHON 128 $122.536M $5.072M
146 LONGMAN 144 $112.782M $10.583M
147 DICKSON 170 $105.313M $5.826M
148 LYONS 158 $97.206M $12.949M
149 HUME 234 $92.015M $3.209M
150 FENNER 99 $81.791M $5.348M
151 WERRIWA 94 $42.489M $7.013M
152 NONE 3 $0.200M $-0.025M

Demographics

Welfare & JobKeeper recipients by Electorate. 1st quartile has least welfare/jobkeeper recipients, 4th quartile has the most.

All Electorates1519,526,930
Electorates in the 1st Quartile 371,751,136
Electorates in the 2nd Quartile 382,276,314
Electorates in the 3rd Quartile 392,618,889
Electorates in the 4th Quartile 372,993,350

With new Ministers announced regularly, this Commonwealth Grants project maps each Minister against the grants made during their tenure in any given position. A new Minister (or occasionally an entire Ministry) has been published on average every eight weeks since the beginning of the 2017-18 financial year (mid 2017). A new dataset has been created with these positions and dates to map both budget data (which operates on a financial year) and Commonwealth the grants that each agency claims are coming out of annual budget appropriations.

Portfolios are the administrative lines drawn between specific agencies and responsible Ministers. Each Portfolio administers specific agencies and those agencies can only spend funding appropriated through Parliament and documented in the Portfolio Budget Statements published on budget night or the MYEFO updates each December or Portfolio Additional Estimate Statements published in February.

Portfolio names change when Administrative Arragement Orders are made by the presiding government. This can change the portfolio to which an agency is attributed or the Minister responsible. The Prime Minister, Scott Morrison announced significant changes to the Portfolios and agencies they administed which came into effect on 1, February 2020.

Unless otherwise specified, grants in this system date back to January 2018 when the Commonwealth implemented a whole-of-government grants reporting system, using the same schema (fields) across every agency for the first time.

See the budget project for updates on how the government is reporting budget data during the Covid-19 crisis.

Agency

Totals for current financial year to date (at last update)

1 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH $4,309,742,548 30.2362%
2 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES $1,791,857,881 12.5713%
3 DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET $1,282,417,501 8.9972%
4 NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE AGENCY $1,071,061,918 7.5143%
5 AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH COUNCIL $1,058,562,807 7.4266%
6 NATIONAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL $1,034,721,754 7.2594%
7 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORT, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS $883,014,252 6.1950%
8 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS AGENCY $452,693,146 3.1760%
9 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CITIES $288,140,454 2.0215%
10 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND SCIENCE $233,956,422 1.6414%
11 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY, SCIENCE, ENERGY AND RESOURCES $226,160,184 1.5867%
12 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT $211,323,327 1.4826%
13 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WATER AND THE ENVIRONMENT $188,463,730 1.3222%
14 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING $181,807,370 1.2755%
15 DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS $175,596,623 1.2319%
16 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND THE ARTS $160,065,128 1.1230%
17 DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS, SMALL AND FAMILY BUSINESS $153,322,463 1.0757%
18 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE $140,947,388 0.9889%
19 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE $73,530,734 0.5159%
20 AUSTRALIAN TRADE AND INVESTMENT COMMISSION $59,035,641 0.4142%
21 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE $58,093,767 0.4076%
22 ATTORNEY-GENERALS DEPARTMENT $50,673,553 0.3555%
23 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY $29,648,041 0.2080%
24 DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS $24,299,655 0.1705%
25 DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY $23,851,912 0.1673%
26 CANCER AUSTRALIA $16,580,713 0.1163%
27 WINE AUSTRALIA $11,595,555 0.0814%
28 ORGAN AND TISSUE AUTHORITY $10,012,333 0.0702%
29 NDIS QUALITY AND SAFEGUARDS COMMISSION $9,550,822 0.0670%
30 AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY $9,534,649 0.0669%
31 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORT, CITIES AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $9,163,600 0.0643%
32 AUSTRALIAN SECURITIES AND INVESTMENTS COMMISSION $8,897,328 0.0624%
33 FAIR WORK OMBUDSMAN AND REGISTERED ORGANISATIONS COMMISSION ENTITY $4,950,000 0.0347%
34 AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE $3,619,392 0.0254%
35 DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE $1,738,732 0.0122%
36 AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE $1,050,000 0.0074%
37 NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION $1,027,142 0.0072%
38 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $977,146 0.0069%
39 NATIONAL BLOOD AUTHORITY $866,472 0.0061%
40 GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA $708,700 0.0050%
41 SAFE WORK AUSTRALIA $334,944 0.0023%

Category

1 AGED CARE $5,097,622,828 13.0750%
2 INDIGENOUS HEALTH $3,636,319,430 9.3269%
3 SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES $3,179,360,074 8.1548%
4 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES $2,735,395,676 7.0161%
5 MEDICAL RESEARCH $2,313,136,367 5.9330%
6 INDIGENOUS EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS $1,958,927,366 5.0245%
7 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $1,821,470,784 4.6719%
8 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) RESEARCH $1,537,553,569 3.9437%
9 INDUSTRY INNOVATION $1,140,314,146 2.9248%
10 LEGAL SERVICES $1,095,888,168 2.8109%
11 CHILD CARE $1,021,555,399 2.6202%
12 MENTAL HEALTH $1,015,697,835 2.6052%
13 INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES $996,167,963 2.5551%
14 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH $982,498,826 2.5200%
15 INDIGENOUS EDUCATION $917,784,908 2.3540%
16 VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND APPRENTICESHIPS $904,481,753 2.3199%
17 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $851,817,919 2.1848%
18 NATURAL RESOURCES - CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION $605,520,403 1.5531%
19 HUMANITIES, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (HASS) RESEARCH $542,635,025 1.3918%
20 CARERS OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES $530,400,364 1.3604%
21 TRANSPORT $416,369,787 1.0680%
22 INFRASTRUCTURE $407,465,526 1.0451%
23 EDUCATION SUPPORT $348,954,774 0.8950%
24 HEALTH PROMOTION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMS $332,892,176 0.8538%
25 HUMANITIES $313,629,673 0.8044%
26 BROADCASTING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS $310,592,511 0.7966%
27 DROUGHT $303,230,530 0.7778%
28 DEFENCE $274,965,377 0.7053%
29 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT $263,355,177 0.6755%
30 ADDICTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE $227,175,620 0.5827%
31 RURAL DEVELOPMENT $221,871,802 0.5691%
32 SETTLEMENT SERVICES $221,627,449 0.5685%
33 DEMENTIA $215,609,058 0.5530%
34 CANCER $171,415,726 0.4397%
35 DISASTER RELIEF $159,079,373 0.4080%
36 SCIENCE $157,972,447 0.4052%
37 RECREATION AND SPORT $151,792,763 0.3893%
38 FARMING $117,798,608 0.3021%
39 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY $107,032,042 0.2745%
40 HIGHER EDUCATION $106,455,471 0.2730%
41 NATIONAL SECURITY $104,103,845 0.2670%
42 FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE $98,767,541 0.2533%
43 INDIGENOUS ARTS AND CULTURE $83,011,931 0.2129%
44 COMMUNITY SAFETY $82,398,569 0.2113%
45 SMALL BUSINESS $77,134,914 0.1978%
46 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY $76,054,252 0.1951%
47 SCHOLARSHIPS $61,587,983 0.1580%
48 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION $59,245,228 0.1520%
49 ENERGY RESOURCES $58,955,334 0.1512%
50 PALLIATIVE CARE $57,729,578 0.1481%
51 TRADE AND TOURISM $53,053,095 0.1361%
52 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT $50,204,126 0.1288%
53 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH $39,987,764 0.1026%
54 VETERANS $37,955,055 0.0974%
55 WOMEN $33,077,717 0.0848%
56 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS $32,806,319 0.0841%
57 CRISIS ACCOMMODATION $32,400,000 0.0831%
58 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS $29,517,460 0.0757%
59 ACADEMIC MEDICAL RESEARCH $20,092,922 0.0515%
60 SOCIAL SUPPORT $18,895,160 0.0485%
61 COMMEMORATIVE $17,075,452 0.0438%
62 HERITAGE $14,016,320 0.0360%
63 MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS $13,785,494 0.0354%
64 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES $12,806,148 0.0328%
65 PHILANTHROPY, VOLUNTARISM AND NOT-FOR-PROFITS INFRASTRUCTURE $12,446,005 0.0319%
66 INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS $12,082,227 0.0310%
67 MULTICULTURALISM $11,520,461 0.0295%
68 RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY BASED SERVICES $10,931,489 0.0280%
69 CHILD HEALTH, DEVELOPMENT AND WELLBEING $6,945,400 0.0178%
70 MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES $6,552,892 0.0168%
71 HUMAN RIGHTS $5,233,356 0.0134%
72 TRANSITION TO WORK $4,967,035 0.0127%
73 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH $4,479,200 0.0115%
74 SOCIAL INCLUSION $4,415,700 0.0113%
75 CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH $4,400,000 0.0113%
76 SOCIAL JUSTICE $3,212,747 0.0082%
77 TECHNOLOGY $3,050,850 0.0078%
78 CLIMATE CHANGE $3,031,093 0.0078%
79 CULTURAL HERITAGE $2,176,595 0.0056%
80 OVERSEAS ADVOCACY $1,924,979 0.0049%
81 MIGRANTS $1,860,100 0.0048%
82 INTERNATIONAL AID AND DEVELOPMENT $1,840,863 0.0047%
83 YOUTH SERVICES $1,175,625 0.0030%
84 FOOD AND NUTRITION $1,133,000 0.0029%
85 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY $1,123,691 0.0029%
86 ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES $890,966 0.0023%
87 ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION $649,000 0.0017%
88 COMMUNITY CARE $619,836 0.0016%
89 HEALTHY AGEING $349,261 0.0009%
90 LITERACY AND NUMERACY SUPPORT $345,240 0.0009%
91 INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES $286,000 0.0007%
92 ZOOS, WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES AND CONSERVATION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES $278,000 0.0007%
93 POLLUTION CONTROL $211,150 0.0005%
94 VISUAL ARTS $182,000 0.0005%
95 RECYCLING $165,000 0.0004%
96 LIBRARIES $150,000 0.0004%
97 PERFORMING ARTS $115,560 0.0003%
98 CONSULAR SERVICES $95,000 0.0002%
99 ADVOCACY $75,000 0.0002%
100 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY $55,910 0.0001%
101 FAMILY RELATIONSHIP SUPPORT $54,450 0.0001%
102 WATER RESOURCES $33,000 0.0001%
103 ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN $20,000 0.0001%
104 VICTIMS OF CRIME $2,610 0.0000%

Recipient

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1 MONASH UNIVERSITY $688,585,350
2 GREAT BARRIER REEF FOUNDATION $493,133,300
3 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE $430,126,010
4 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES $376,279,605
5 THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND $366,180,020
6 THE UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA PROPERTY TRUST Q $347,255,578
7 UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY $317,533,862
8 AUSTRALIAN RAIL TRACK CORPORATION $301,728,000
9 AUSTRALIAN UNITY HOME CARE SERVICE $293,286,164
10 THE UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA PROPERTY TRUST NSW $257,935,502
11 THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE $257,562,622
12 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES $229,965,347
13 SETTLEMENT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL $229,047,511
14 ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE OF AUSTRALIA $206,500,068
15 UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA PROPERTY TRUST NSW $206,077,056
16 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY $200,353,531
17 GP SYNERGY $196,485,821
18 KU CHILDRENS SERVICES $190,116,639
19 NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA $189,531,405
20 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND $168,635,774
21 UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA $164,642,353
22 CARERS QUEENSLAND $163,934,312
23 MISSION AUSTRALIA $158,883,976
24 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY $155,848,553
25 CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL CONGRESS ABORIGINAL CORPORATION $151,438,741
26 MTP-IIGC $150,012,500
27 QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY $142,980,424
28 NORTHERN RIVERS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL $139,955,402
29 TRANSPORT FOR NSW $139,646,243
30 ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY NSW $135,818,696
31 UNITING NSWACT $133,956,824
32 JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY $132,909,994
33 WELLWAYS AUSTRALIA $128,316,910
34 RELATIONSHIPS AUSTRALIA QLD $126,737,732
35 THE CORPORATION OF THE SYNOD OF THE DIOCESE OF BRISBANE $124,792,796
36 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY $123,677,908
37 HEADSPACE NATIONAL YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION $120,565,641
38 SILVER CHAIN GROUP $119,366,736
39 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES $117,772,966
40 HAMMONDCARE $117,594,518
41 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA $116,834,287
42 THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY $111,994,153
43 NATO-AFGHAN NATIONAL ARMY TRUST FUND $111,747,200
44 MURDOCH CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE $111,726,548
45 THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA $110,243,472
46 MERRI COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES $107,626,570
47 THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS $107,030,124
48 LATROBE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE $106,397,471
49 DEAKIN UNIVERSITY $105,492,978
50 WALTER AND ELIZA HALL INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH $105,470,374
51 CURTIN UNIVERSITY $105,181,596
52 FLINDERS UNIVERSITY $102,182,999
53 APUNIPIMA CAPE YORK HEALTH COUNCIL $100,066,878
54 GENERAL PRACTICE QUEENSLAND $99,885,903
55 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE $98,644,884
56 PRIMARY HEALTH TASMANIA $97,595,707
57 INSTITUTE FOR URBAN INDIGENOUS HEALTH $97,521,386
58 REGIONAL EXPRESS $97,307,708
59 MIWATJ HEALTH ABORIGINAL CORPORATION $96,111,173
60 NSW RURAL DOCTORS NETWORK $94,155,660
61 OZCARE $93,376,455
62 ROYAL DISTRICT NURSING SERVICE OF SA $92,169,089
63 BEYOND BLUE $91,781,530
64 BROTHERHOOD OF ST LAURENCE $90,757,789
65 COMMUNITY BROADCASTING FOUNDATION $88,969,100
66 THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE $87,490,396
67 LIFELINE AUSTRALIA $87,217,722
68 SERENDIPITY WA $87,049,454
69 ROYAL DISTRICT NURSING SERVICE $86,681,455
70 EASTERN AUSTRALIA SATELLITE BROADCASTERS $85,284,100
71 NATIONAL PRESCRIBING SERVICE $84,982,304
72 HEALTHDIRECT AUSTRALIA $84,484,882
73 RMIT UNIVERSITY $83,546,271
74 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY $82,421,068
75 MOUNT ISA ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY CONTROLLED HEALTH SERVICES $82,131,658
76 INTERRELATE $81,696,503
77 THE ARNHEM LAND PROGRESS ABORIGINAL ASSOCIATION $81,227,293
78 NGANAMPA HEALTH COUNCIL $79,938,294
79 HEALTH WORKFORCE QUEENSLAND $79,050,087
80 INTEREACH $78,556,735
81 WA PRIMARY HEALTH ALLIANCE $78,282,666
82 ANGLICAN COMMUNITY SERVICES $77,492,747
83 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY $77,424,422
84 AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL AND REMOTE COMMUNITY SERVICES $77,379,350
85 CLONTARF FOUNDATION $77,302,256
86 COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION $75,812,453
87 RACE FOR 2030 $75,350,000
88 KIMBERLEY ABORIGINAL MEDICAL SERVICES $74,756,204
89 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA $74,396,127
90 RELATIONSHIPS AUSTRALIA NSW $74,108,061
91 KINCARE HEALTH SERVICES $72,935,209
92 GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY $72,095,862
93 CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN QLD TRAINING CONSORTIUM $71,909,516
94 ASPEN MEDICAL $71,904,413
95 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY $71,566,675
96 CURTIN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY $71,043,076
97 DANILA DILBA BILURU BUTJI BINNILUTLUM HEALTH SERVICE ABORIGINAL CORPORATION $70,565,773
98 COUNTRY HEALTH SA LOCAL HEALTH NETWORK $70,367,858
99 NGAANYATJARRA HEALTH SERVICE ABORIGINAL CORPORATION $68,358,987
100 QANTAS GROUP AS REPRESENTED BY QANTAS AIRWAYS $68,050,000

Program

1 AGED CARE SERVICES $5,654,156,898 14.5025%
2 ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HEALTH $3,438,280,324 8.8189%
3 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $2,315,362,968 5.9387%
4 HEALTH WORKFORCE $2,139,903,793 5.4887%
5 FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES $2,047,118,600 5.2507%
6 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH $2,032,121,807 5.2122%
7 JOBS LAND AND ECONOMY $1,890,179,616 4.8482%
8 NDIA AGENCY COSTS $1,458,136,270 3.7400%
9 ARC DISCOVERY $1,280,593,201 3.2846%
10 SUPPORT FOR THE CHILD CARE SYSTEM $1,217,585,071 3.1230%
11 HEALTH POLICY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS $1,149,203,690 2.9476%
12 SUPPORTING SCIENCE AND COMMERCIALISATION $1,021,660,533 2.6205%
13 MENTAL HEALTH $1,008,704,416 2.5872%
14 CHILDREN AND SCHOOLING $914,913,865 2.3467%
15 DISABILITY MENTAL HEALTH AND CARERS $875,926,376 2.2467%
16 BUILDING SKILLS AND CAPABILITY $874,110,935 2.2420%
17 COMMUNITY INCLUSION AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS $862,594,539 2.2125%
18 SAFETY AND WELLBEING $795,433,690 2.0402%
19 ARC LINKAGE $743,648,082 1.9074%
20 PREVENTIVE HEALTH AND CHRONIC DISEASE SUPPORT $627,128,571 1.6085%
21 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT $595,032,233 1.5262%
22 GROWING BUSINESS INVESTMENT AND IMPROVING BUSINESS CAPABILITY $465,508,826 1.1940%
23 AIR TRANSPORT $361,167,651 0.9264%
24 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND COMMUNICATIONS $334,679,748 0.8584%
25 ARTS AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT $318,383,613 0.8166%
26 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE QUALITY AND COORDINATION $316,445,474 0.8117%
27 AGED CARE QUALITY $241,232,811 0.6187%
28 NATIONAL SECURITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE $212,615,109 0.5453%
29 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $171,590,340 0.4401%
30 A NATIONALLY COORDINATED SYSTEM FOR ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION FOR TRANSPLANTATION $166,108,827 0.4261%
31 HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE $158,399,200 0.4063%
32 REMOTE AUSTRALIA STRATEGY $156,566,508 0.4016%
33 STRATEGIC POLICY AND INTELLIGENCE $150,538,043 0.3861%
34 AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES $142,771,845 0.3662%
35 JUSTICE SERVICES $137,587,853 0.3529%
36 PHARMACEUTICAL BENEFITS $135,683,034 0.3480%
37 EARLY LEARNING AND SCHOOLS SUPPORT $122,929,226 0.3153%
38 SPORT AND RECREATION $113,215,783 0.2904%
39 CAPABILITY ACQUISITION AND SUSTAINMENT $112,879,470 0.2895%
40 AVIATION, AIR CARGO AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PACKAGE $98,198,244 0.2519%
41 SKILLS DEVELOPMENT $97,589,104 0.2503%
42 NATURAL RESOURCES $87,462,003 0.2243%
43 WORKING AGE PAYMENTS $86,463,982 0.2218%
44 CULTURE AND CAPABILITY $82,497,969 0.2116%
45 NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME $76,080,286 0.1951%
46 MEDICAL BENEFITS $63,820,082 0.1637%
47 ACCESS AND INFORMATION $61,936,857 0.1589%
48 HOME SUPPORT AND CARE $59,694,807 0.1531%
49 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION SUPPORT $55,598,512 0.1426%
50 PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION AND RESEARCH $50,000,000 0.1282%
51 NEW COLOMBO PLAN $48,328,435 0.1240%
52 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT - NATURAL RESOURCES $46,032,057 0.1181%
53 HEALTH PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE $44,456,092 0.1140%
54 NEW COLOMBO PLAN TRANSFORMING REGIONAL RELATIONSHIPS $43,767,360 0.1123%
55 SERVICES TO TERRITORIES $43,735,925 0.1122%
56 AUSTRADE NATIONAL TOURISM ICON PROGRAM $43,500,000 0.1116%
57 INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT $43,441,540 0.1114%
58 RESEARCH CAPACITY $43,000,000 0.1103%
59 ABORIGINAL BENEFIT ACCOUNT SPECIAL ACCOUNT $41,601,994 0.1067%
60 REFUGEE AND HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE $38,074,232 0.0977%
61 PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET $36,271,138 0.0930%
62 IMPROVED CANCER CONTROL $35,351,098 0.0907%
63 AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT DISASTER FINANCIAL SUPPORT PAYMENTS $34,699,600 0.0890%
64 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PRACTICE INCENTIVES $32,999,999 0.0846%
65 AUSTRADE PROGRAM PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE AUSTRALIAS EXPORTS AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERESTS $32,590,559 0.0836%
66 HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS $32,400,000 0.0831%
67 HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPORT $30,975,533 0.0794%
68 BIOSECURITY AND EXPORT SERVICES $28,414,693 0.0729%
69 PLANT AND ANIMAL HEALTH $27,125,068 0.0696%
70 PROGRAM DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND COMMUNICATIONS $26,659,200 0.0684%
71 HEALTH PEAK AND ADVISORY BODIES $25,024,502 0.0642%
72 WATER REFORM $24,563,796 0.0630%
73 SMALL BUSINESS $24,419,875 0.0626%
74 CITIES $24,308,301 0.0623%
75 PAYING LEGACY UNPAID EXTERNAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION DETERMINATION PROGRAM $22,529,068 0.0578%
76 ENCOURAGING INVESTMENT $20,665,049 0.0530%
77 SUPPORT FOR MARKETS AND BUSINESS $20,452,623 0.0525%
78 SUPPORTS FOR MARKETS AND BUSINESS $20,000,000 0.0513%
79 NOT APPLICABLE $18,774,320 0.0482%
80 CONSERVATION OF AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE AND ENVIRONMENT $18,769,049 0.0481%
81 ASSISTANCE AND OTHER COMPENSATION FOR VETERANS AND DEPENDANTS $18,428,086 0.0473%
82 CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER $17,625,054 0.0452%
83 FOREST INDUSTRY $15,832,000 0.0406%
84 FEDERAL POLICING AND NATIONAL SECURITY $15,498,005 0.0398%
85 DROUGHT $15,000,001 0.0385%
86 AUSTRADE SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAS EXHIBITING ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS $14,457,714 0.0371%
87 RESIDENTIAL AND FLEXIBLE CARE $13,770,293 0.0353%
88 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY INCLUDING IRGP GRANTS $13,428,880 0.0344%
89 MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS AND CITIZENSHIP $13,373,561 0.0343%
90 CONSUMER SAFEGUARDS, EDUCATION AND INFORMATION $13,301,740 0.0341%
91 COMMEMORATIVE ACTIVITIES $12,156,985 0.0312%
92 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES $11,600,583 0.0298%
93 DROUGHT PROGRAMS $10,898,828 0.0280%
94 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY $10,633,500 0.0273%
95 PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE $10,454,400 0.0268%
96 ASSETLESS ADMINISTRATION FUND $10,190,926 0.0261%
97 HEALTH SYSTEM POLICY, DESIGN AND INNOVATION $10,002,023 0.0257%
98 FINANCIAL CAPABILITY OF WOMEN $10,000,000 0.0256%
99 ENERGY $8,340,285 0.0214%
100 AN EFFICIENT, SUSTAINABLE, COMPETITIVE, SAFE AND SECURE TRANSPORT SYSTEM FOR ALL TRANSPORT USERS THROUGH REGULATION, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS $7,960,000 0.0204%
101 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENTNHT $7,864,257 0.0202%
102 RURAL PROGRAMMES $7,700,000 0.0197%
103 FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE OPERATIONS $7,343,345 0.0188%
104 VETERANS? COMMUNITY CARE AND SUPPORT $7,296,371 0.0187%
105 DOD NOT APPLICABLE $6,457,984 0.0166%
106 TARGETED ASSISTANCE AIDS AND APPLIANCES $6,230,400 0.0160%
107 PAYING LEGACY UNPAID EXTERNAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION DETERMINATION $6,142,135 0.0158%
108 ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION AND RESEARCH $5,944,527 0.0152%
109 REDUCING AUSTRALIAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS $5,500,000 0.0141%
110 VETERANS COMMUNITY CARE AND SUPPORT $5,305,915 0.0136%
111 MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTES, SUBSTANCES AND POLLUTANTS $5,060,150 0.0130%
112 FAIR WORK OMBUDSMAN ADDITIONAL RESOURCING NEW POLICY PROPOSAL $4,950,000 0.0127%
113 SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME PROVIDERS IN RELATION TO REGISTRATION $4,775,722 0.0122%
114 HEARING SERVICES $4,620,000 0.0118%
115 SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY $4,620,000 0.0118%
116 INTERNATIONAL MARKET ACCESS $4,194,518 0.0108%
117 FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS $4,008,125 0.0103%
118 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES $3,983,080 0.0102%
119 NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION $3,867,181 0.0099%
120 ASSETLESS ADMINSTRATION FUND $3,763,675 0.0097%
121 SURFACE TRANSPORT $3,612,250 0.0093%
122 NA317 NONAID AUSTRALIA PACIFIC SPORTS GRANT $3,421,774 0.0088%
123 NDISQSC PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR NDIS PROVIDERS IN RELATION TO REGISTRATION $3,258,200 0.0084%
124 NONAID PACIFICAUS SPORTS GRANT $3,227,259 0.0083%
125 SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT $3,100,000 0.0080%
126 SERVICES FOR OTHER ENTITIES AND TRUST MONIES $2,420,000 0.0062%
127 NATIONAL BLOOD AGREEMENT MANAGEMENT $2,268,973 0.0058%
128 DAIRY INDUSTRY $2,211,000 0.0057%
129 ANTARCTICA: SCIENCE, POLICY AND PRESENCE $2,188,353 0.0056%
130 GATEWAY NETWORK GOVERNANCE BODY $2,157,100 0.0055%
131 VETERANS AND COMMUNITY GRANT $2,139,087 0.0055%
132 ESTATE AND INFRASTRUCTURE $1,980,000 0.0051%
133 NATIONAL TAX CLINIC PROGRAM $1,978,925 0.0051%
134 EDUCATION $1,950,650 0.0050%
135 PUBLIC INFORMATION SERVICES AND PUBLIC DIPLOMACY $1,870,448 0.0048%
136 ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY $1,845,318 0.0047%
137 EVALUATION AND RESEARCH $1,755,733 0.0045%
138 ABCM INNOVATIVE CLINICAL TRIALS GRANT OPPORTUNITY $1,749,170 0.0045%
139 PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE $1,738,732 0.0045%
140 PROGRAM PAYMENT TO INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS $1,665,683 0.0043%
141 NONAID AUSTRALIA PACIFIC SPORTS GRANT $1,592,900 0.0041%
142 ROAD SAFETY $1,566,016 0.0040%
143 SUPPORT FOR NDIS PROVIDERS IN RELATION TO REGISTRATION $1,516,900 0.0039%
144 SUPPORTING YOUNGER VETERANS $1,212,565 0.0031%
145 PAYMENT TO INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS $1,186,207 0.0030%
146 CANCER AUSTRALIA $1,147,065 0.0029%
147 INDIGENOUS LEGAL AND NATIVE TITLE ASSISTANCE $1,126,100 0.0029%
148 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY $1,100,000 0.0028%
149 HEALTH INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY $1,100,000 0.0028%
150 DISASTER RESILIENCE AUSTRALIA PACKAGE $1,100,000 0.0028%
151 PEOPLE $943,471 0.0024%
152 RURAL MES $901,146 0.0023%
153 DEFENCE PEOPLE $836,412 0.0021%
154 FREE TRADE AGREEMENT PROMOTIONS $825,000 0.0021%
155 OPERATING EXPENSES CIVIL JUSTICE AND LEGAL SERVICES $780,575 0.0020%
156 GEOSCIENTIFIC AND SPATIAL INFORMATION SERVICES $708,700 0.0018%
157 REDUCING AUSTRALIA'S GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS $666,907 0.0017%
158 REFORM OF AND IMPROVEMENTS TO AUSTRALIAN WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS $641,521 0.0016%
159 AUSTRALIAN RURAL LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION LIMITED $577,948 0.0015%
160 ANTARCTIA: SCIENCE, POLICY AND PRESENCE $550,000 0.0014%
161 AUSTRADE REGIONAL TOURISM EVENTS INITIATIVE $536,982 0.0014%
162 DEPARTMENTAL SUPPORT FOR APEC 2018 $522,000 0.0013%
163 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY INCLUDING IRGP PAYMENTS $496,364 0.0013%
164 IT STUDENTS SPONSORSHIP $459,000 0.0012%
165 FISHING INDUSTRY $440,000 0.0011%
166 DATA SCIENCE AND DECISION STUDENTS SPONSORSHIP $380,000 0.0010%
167 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY $330,000 0.0008%
168 MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES $284,691 0.0007%
169 MONEY SMART TEACHING $253,050 0.0006%
170 CYBER SECURITY CRC $247,500 0.0006%
171 AIR FORCE CAPABILITIES $230,100 0.0006%
172 REGIONAL COOPERATION $200,000 0.0005%
173 ARMY CAPABILITIES $152,250 0.0004%
174 AUSTLII $150,000 0.0004%
175 ARC LINKAGE PROJECT $126,983 0.0003%
176 FISHING INDUSTRY ISTERED EXPENSES FISHERIES RESOURCES RESEARCH FUND $110,000 0.0003%
177 JUSTICE SERVICES COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES $100,000 0.0003%
178 HORTICULTURE INDUSTRY $100,000 0.0003%
179 EMPLOYMENT $90,669 0.0002%
180 DEPARTMENTAL BUILDING CAPACITY IN PNG FIRE SERVICE $87,000 0.0002%
181 DEPARTMENTAL OUTCOME 1 $74,066 0.0002%
182 INTERCESSIONAL GRANT $73,502 0.0002%
183 MONEY SMART TEACHING PROGRAM $66,340 0.0002%
184 FEDERATION UNIVERSITY INTERNS GRANT ROUND 1 $60,000 0.0002%
185 COMMONWEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL WATER $60,000 0.0002%
186 CONSERVATION OF AUSTRALIAS HERITAGE AND ENVIRONMENT $54,912 0.0001%
187 SACSMHDT SACS IN MENTAL HEALTH $54,049 0.0001%
188 CONSULAR SERVICES $45,000 0.0001%
189 INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP INITIATIVE 219 22 $34,500 0.0001%
190 CONSERVATION OF AUSTRALIA'S HERITAGE AND ENVIRONMENT $31,725 0.0001%
191 SUPPORTING PARTICIPATION BY REPRESENTATIVES OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITY IN INTERNATIONAL FORUMS $30,000 0.0001%
192 PORTFOLIO BUDGET STATEMENTS $26,400 0.0001%
193 GEOSCIENTIFIC AND SPATIAL INFROMATION SERVICES $20,000 0.0001%
194 INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CORRELATION $19,000 0.0000%
195 PAYMENT SCHEME FOR AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA'S EN ROUTE CHARGES $17,500 0.0000%
196 HEALTH ACCESS AND INFORMATION $11,550 0.0000%
197 2019 NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK $10,000 0.0000%
198 UNR DEPARTMENTAL PAYMENTS UN YOUTH $8,800 0.0000%
199 DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY $8,500 0.0000%
200 WAR GRAVES CARE AND MAINTENANCE $4,530 0.0000%
201 IMPROVING THE OUTLOOK FOR THE GREAT BARRIER REEF $1,100 0.0000%

Electorate


StateElectorateValue
1NSW SYDNEY$3,315,103,886
2VIC MELBOURNE$3,049,778,450
3QLD BRISBANE$2,249,521,337
4NT LINGIARI$1,839,324,542
5SA ADELAIDE$1,716,052,771
6ACT CANBERRA$1,542,601,177
7NSW KINGSFORD SMITH$995,401,216
8NT SOLOMON$974,675,683
9VIC HOTHAM$896,001,772
10WA DURACK$875,119,256
11VIC MACNAMARA$707,273,636
12WA SWAN$705,140,096
13WA PERTH$701,959,061
14QLD LEICHHARDT$698,067,060
15QLD RYAN$635,138,517
16QLD GRIFFITH$626,324,345
17WA CURTIN$587,488,837
18NSW GRAYNDLER$545,674,155
19NSW NORTH SYDNEY$534,265,245
20NSW BENNELONG$434,662,918
21TAS CLARK$429,504,620
22QLD KENNEDY$416,662,779
23NSW PARRAMATTA$395,427,463
24VIC KOOYONG$389,215,118
25NSW PARKES$374,235,518
26NSW NEWCASTLE$350,708,741
27SA GREY$347,781,773
28NSW MITCHELL$320,782,144
29NSW PAGE$292,136,396
30NSW CUNNINGHAM$268,815,916
31VIC COOPER$266,031,631
32QLD DAWSON$243,252,706
33VIC GIPPSLAND$238,585,246
34WA STIRLING$237,794,560
35QLD MORETON$237,357,094
36VIC CORIO$228,782,719
37NSW CALARE$225,510,451
38QLD MARANOA$223,969,803
39NSW FARRER$221,709,012
40VIC CHISHOLM$219,067,128
41TAS FRANKLIN$200,839,270
42NSW COWPER$197,748,349
43SA BOOTHBY$196,930,497
44QLD HERBERT$186,011,576
45NSW RIVERINA$182,742,570
46SA BARKER$180,909,481
47NSW NEW ENGLAND$178,531,993
48QLD LILLEY$178,133,927
49VIC WILLS$176,484,575
50NSW GILMORE$175,679,607
51QLD CAPRICORNIA$163,412,014
52VIC MALLEE$161,489,951
53VIC WANNON$153,916,657
54VIC NICHOLLS$143,990,988
55CHINA OVERSEAS$138,769,081
56QLD MCPHERSON$133,966,445
57QLD BONNER$132,845,589
58VIC HIGGINS$132,101,137
59TAS BASS$128,935,722
60WA O'CONNOR$122,039,205
61VIC ISAACS$117,888,782
62QLD FAIRFAX$110,862,931
63QLD GROOM$109,189,416
64ACT BEAN$107,782,835
65SA HINDMARSH$107,695,386
66VIC INDI$107,143,224
67NSW WARRINGAH$106,257,882
68NSW WENTWORTH$102,185,081
69QLD HINKLER$101,340,855
70WA FREMANTLE$98,233,024
71WA FORREST$97,345,192
72NSW HUNTER$95,447,543
73TAS BRADDON$91,569,237
74NSW FOWLER$89,380,881
75NSW LINDSAY$89,286,448
76VIC ASTON$87,012,537
77TAS LYONS$84,370,151
78VIC BENDIGO$82,841,020
79SA STURT$82,303,900
80NSW EDEN-MONARO$81,729,081
81QLD MONCRIEFF$80,289,961
82QLD WIDE BAY$78,715,510
83WA HASLUCK$76,617,153
84QLD FISHER$72,302,248
85WA MOORE$69,956,194
86NSW RICHMOND$69,840,335
87NSW LYNE$67,318,881
88NSW MACARTHUR$67,131,015
89SA MAKIN$66,329,287
90VIC BALLARAT$64,217,143
91NSW REID$63,552,315
92VIC GELLIBRAND$62,414,698
93QLD FLYNN$59,722,691
94SA MAYO$58,969,626
95NSW DOBELL$58,029,124
96QLD LONGMAN$56,750,144
97VIC CORANGAMITE$56,543,929
98WA TANGNEY$56,331,856
99WA BURT$53,412,810
100NSW MACKELLAR$53,365,882
101VIC MONASH$52,565,338
102NSW ROBERTSON$51,568,203
103NSW COOK$50,646,150
104VIC SCULLIN$50,432,968
105QLD BLAIR$50,342,008
106VIC GOLDSTEIN$49,293,434
107QLD RANKIN$48,529,334
108VIC CALWELL$47,950,680
109VIC BRUCE$47,248,451
110WA CANNING$45,599,891
111NSW MACQUARIE$44,973,013
112NSW CHIFLEY$44,528,110
113QLD FORDE$43,944,243
114NSW WATSON$43,659,623
115VIC FLINDERS$42,878,366
116QLD BOWMAN$42,564,658
117VIC CASEY$42,157,803
118WA PEARCE$41,082,714
119VIC JAGAJAGA$39,780,381
120NSW PATERSON$39,738,929
121NSW BRADFIELD$39,495,994
122NSW GREENWAY$37,846,102
123VIC DUNKLEY$34,988,740
124SA SPENCE$34,841,368
125NSW WHITLAM$32,830,243
126NSW HUME$27,400,210
127VIC MARIBYRNONG$26,489,320
128NSW BLAXLAND$26,062,182
129QLD OXLEY$25,628,234
130VIC MENZIES$24,867,551
131NSW BANKS$24,858,110
132ACT FENNER$23,781,381
133VIC GORTON$23,408,556
134QLD DICKSON$22,943,244
135VIC LALOR$21,459,558
136QLD FADDEN$20,863,955
137VIC HOLT$20,735,646
138NSW BARTON$20,612,228
139VIC FRASER$20,168,922
140QLD WRIGHT$19,334,463
141NSW HUGHES$17,910,939
142SA KINGSTON$17,893,635
143VIC DEAKIN$16,197,630
144NSW MCMAHON$15,344,866
145VIC LA TROBE$14,947,463
146NSW WERRIWA$14,001,112
147QLD PETRIE$13,822,965
148NSW BEROWRA$13,375,122
149WA COWAN$12,117,487
150WA BRAND$11,177,848
151VIC MCEWEN$9,081,165
152NSW SHORTLAND$7,728,309

Aggregates are subject to the claims made at data.gov.au.

Year to DateCurrentEstimateProjectionProjection
2018-192019-202020-212021-222022-23
534.755 B 555.084 B 568.615 B 586.292 B 607.102 B

Estimated budget spending for the 2019-20 financial year at line-item granularity was published on 2nd April in the Portfolio Budget Statements (PBS). The only updates that have been published at line-item level across every portfolio since that date is the Portfolio Additional Estimate Statements (PAES) published on 6 March 2020. Several other Supply & Appropriation Bills have been passed since then (below) but these do not contain spending data for Special/Standing Appropriations which is normally 80% of government spending in any year.

ActPassedTotal
Supply Act 1 April 2019 $40,757,931,000
Supply Act 2 April 2019 $4,813,161,000
Parlimentary Departments Supply Act April 2019 $101,156,000
Appropriation Act 1 July 2019 $58,404,241,000
Appropriation Act 2 July 2019 $7,420,961,000
Parliamentary Departments Approriation Act July 2019 $160,839,000
Appropriation Act 3 February 2020 $3,309,885,000
Appropriation Act 4 February 2020 $2,171,040,000
Appropriation Act 5 March 2020 $509,355,000
Appropriation Act 6 March 2020 $150,000,000
Covid Appropriation Act 1 March 2020 $1,651,133,000
Covid Appropriation Act 2 March 2020 $744,197,000

Appropriation Acts 3 & 4 were published in the Portfolio Additional Estimate Statements (PAES) line-item CSV as per usual in March 2020 and I have used this data to show what was changed between the April 2019 data and the March 2020 updates. But the spending that has been authorised since March 2020 has not been released as line-item data.

Appropriation Acts 5 & 6 would normally be published as line-item CSV Portfolio Supplementary Additional Estimate Statements (PSAES) in early May, however this year the government has decided not to publish this information which means that there is no line-item data for the whole budget spend which includes any estimate of what the Covid stimulus and related spending will amount to for either the 2019-20 or 2020-21 financial years.

This is because the government has refused to release the PSAES and delayed the release of PBS whenever the government decides to hold budget night in 2021. According to the Agency Accounting & Budget Framework Team: 'The intent is that this this will be picked up in the 2020-21 PB Statements but as part of the 2019-20 Estimated Actual figures'.

The Agency Accounting & Budget Framework Team has provided the following response to my enquiry regarding the publication of up-to-date budget spending:'No 2019-20 Portfolio Supplementary Additional Estimates Statements will be published this time around due to unique circumstances Covid-19 presented. The intent is that this this will be picked up in the 2020-21 PB Statements but as part of the 2019-20 Estimated Actual figures.' (28 May, 2020)

Programs

ProgramApril 2019
1 1.4 General Revenue Assistance 69.053B
2 1.6 Income Support for Seniors 48.342B
3 1.1 Department of the Treasury 36.906B
4 4.1 Medical Benefits 25.557B
5 1.5 Assistance to the States for Healthcare Services 22.535B
6 6.2 Aged Care Services 20.112B
7 1.1 Family Tax Benefit 18.030B
8 1.1 Australian Office of Financial Management 17.834B
9 1.8 Income Support for People with Disability 17.111B
10 1.10 Working Age Payments 16.475B
11 1.1 Reasonable and necessary support for participants 16.262B
12 1.4 NonGovernment Schools National Support 12.616B
13 4.3 Pharmaceutical Benefits 12.023B
14 1.9 National Partnership Payments to the States 9.735B
15 1.9 Income Support for Carers 9.237B
16 3.2 NDIS 8.459B
17 2.7 Public Sector Superannuation 8.357B
18 1.3 Government Schools National Support 8.326B
19 1.2 Child Care Subsidy 8.267B
20 2.6 Army Capabilities 7.658B
21 2.7 Air Force Capabilities 7.551B
22 1.7 Fuel Tax Credit Scheme 7.504B
23 1.17 Bad and Doubtful Debts and Remissions 7.475B
24 2.1 Commonwealth Grant Scheme 7.212B
25 2.5 Navy Capabilities 6.638B
26 4.4 Private Health Insurance 6.336B
27 2.10 Estate and Infrastructure 5.266B
28 2.15 Defence Force Superannuation Nominal Interest 4.442B
29 1.1 Services to the Community Social Security and Welfare 3.785B
30 1.1 Australian Taxation Office 3.559B
31 2 Official Development Assistance 3.411B
32 1.2 Official Development Assistance 3.411B
33 2.2 Paid Parental Leave 2.764B
34 1.11 Student Payments 2.626B
35 1.1 Digital Technologies and Communications Services 2.624B
36 2.8 Australian Government Investment Funds 2.249B
37 1.10 Research and Development Tax Incentive 2.237B
38 1.1 Veterans Income Support and Allowances 2.159B
39 1.3 Child Support 2.129B
40 2.4 Joint Capabilities Group 2.051B
41 2.5 Investment in Higher Education Research 1.938B
42 2.11 Chief Information Officer 1.718B
43 1.2 Veterans Disability Support 1.567B
44 1.8 Assistance to the States for Affordable Housing 1.565B
45 1.6 Assistance to the States for Skills and Workforce Development 1.539B
46 1.1 Employment Services 1.524B
47 1.3 Agency costs 1.456B
48 2.3 Health Workforce 1.417B
49 2.4 Higher Education Loan Program 1.386B
50 1.1 Health Policy Research and Analysis 1.327B
51 3.1 Regional Development 1.313B
52 2.2 Veterans Hospital Services 1.298B
53 1.1 National Blood Agreement Management 1.286B
54 3.2 Local Government 1.281B
55 1.6 Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Acts Payments Income Support and Compensation 1.272B
56 1.3 Assistance to Defence Widow/ers and Dependants 1.269B
57 1.1 Other Departmental DHA 1.204B
58 1 Research Science, Services and Innovation Fund 1.181B
59 1.3 Official Development Assistance Multilateral Replenishments 1.162B
60 2.8 Building Skills and Capability 1.154B
61 1.1 Border Enforcement 1.154B
62 1.1 Federal Policing and National Security 1.152B
63 2.4 Veterans Community Care and Support 1.146B
64 3.1 Disability Mental Health and Carers 1.138B
65 2.14 Defence Force Superannuation Benefits 1.135B
66 1.3 Onshore Compliance and Detention 1.132B
67 2.2 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health 0.973B
68 2.1 Jobs, Land and Economy 0.955B
69 1.1 ABC General Operational Activities 0.948B
70 2 Growing Business Investment and Improving Business Capability 0.947B
71 1.1 Health and Medical Research 0.926B
72 2.1 Mental Health 0.911B
73 1.1 Foreign Signals Intelligence, Cyber Security and Offensive Cyber Operations 0.833B
74 1 Foreign Affairs and Trade Operations 0.830B
75 1.1 Foreign Affairs and Trade Operations 0.830B
76 2.1 Families and Communities 0.827B
77 1.1.1 Infrastructure Investment 0.776B
78 2.1 Strategic Policy and Intelligence 0.763B
79 1.11 Low Income Superannuation Tax Offset 0.762B
80 2.1 General Medical Consultations and Services 0.761B
81 2.1 Arts and Cultural Development 0.732B
82 2.5 Veterans Counselling and Other Health Services 0.727B
83 2.9 Capability Acquisition and Sustainment 0.674B
84 1.2 Operations Supporting Wider Interests 0.672B
85 1.1 Australian Prudential Regulation Authority 0.634B
86 1.2 Services to the Community Health 0.631B
87 Subprogram 2.5 Northern Australia Development 0.628B
88 4.2 Hearing Services 0.590B
89 1.1 Security Intelligence 0.579B
90 3.1 Water Reform 0.576B
91 3.1 Ministerial and Parliamentary Services 0.535B
92 2.12 Defence People 0.532B
93 1.4 IMA Offshore Management 0.526B
94 1.1 Australian Securities and Investments Commission 0.517B
95 3 Support 0.516B
96 1.1 Discovery research and research training 0.508B
97 1.4 Payments to International Organisations 0.503B
98 2.4 Preventative Health and Chronic Disease 0.476B
99 2.13 Defence Science and Technology 0.473B
100 2.1 Surface Transport 0.465B
101 1.1 Australian Bureau of Statistics 0.457B
102 2.3 Visas 0.439B
103 2.5 Primary Health Care Quality and Coordination 0.431B
104 2.3 Higher Education Support 0.428B
105 2.6 Primary Care Practice Incentives 0.409B
106 1 Science and Technology Solutions 0.408B
107 1.1 Bureau of Meteorology 0.407B
108 5.3 Immunisation 0.402B
109 4.8 Targeted Assistance Aids and Appliances 0.390B
110 1.14 Superannuation Guarantee Scheme 0.390B
111 1.5 Australian Screen Production Incentive 0.379B
112 1.1 Australian Sports Commission 0.378B
113 1.1 Sustainable Management of Natural Resources and the Environment 0.372B
114 2.1 Workplace Support 0.370B
115 2.2 Road Safety 0.366B
116 1.7 Adjustment to the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Acts Liability Provision 0.357B
117 4.6 Dental Services 0.349B
118 1.1 Secret Intelligence 0.342B
119 1.1 Support for the Child Care System 0.342B
120 1.1 Clean Energy Regulator 0.331B
121 2.3 Veterans Pharmaceuticals Benefits 0.325B
122 1.1 SBS General Operational Activities 0.323B
123 6.1 Access and Information 0.311B
124 2.2 Children and Schooling 0.305B
125 1.2 Border Management 0.301B
126 2.2 Defence Executive Support 0.294B
127 2.7 Support 0.289B
128 2.3 Renewable Energy Technology Development 0.287B
129 1.2 Linkage crosssector research partnerships 0.286B
130 1.1 Australian Renewable Energy Agency 0.284B
131 1 Supporting Science and Commercialisation 0.283B
132 2.3 Safety and Wellbeing 0.280B
133 2.2 Migration 0.278B
134 4.1 Services to territories 0.274B
135 1.1 Comcare 0.267B
136 3.1 Foreign Affairs and Trade Security and IT 0.263B
137 2.7 Adjustment to the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Acts Liability Provision Health and Other Care Services 0.262B
138 1.12 Private Health Insurance Rebate 0.261B
139 2.4 Support for Outcome 2 0.258B
140 1.1 Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission 0.249B
141 2.2 Passport Services 0.248B
142 1 Geoscientific and Spatial Information Services 0.245B
143 1.9 Meat and Livestock Industry 0.242B
144 1.1 Digital Health 0.241B
145 1.1 Indigenous Economic Participation and Wealth Creation 0.236B
146 1.1 Promotion of Australias export and other international economic interests 0.235B
147 2 National Research Infrastructure National Facilities and Collections 0.232B
148 1.3 Income Support for Vulnerable People 0.225B
149 1.1 Grains Research and Development Corporation 0.224B
150 2.6 Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Acts Health and Other Care Services 0.220B
151 1.15 Targeted Assistance Through the Taxation System 0.219B
152 1.1.4 Premium Claims 0.218B
153 2.2 Higher Education Superannuation Program 0.215B
154 1.1 To champion and invest in Australian arts 0.214B
155 1.7 National Security and Criminal Justice 0.211B
156 1.1 Civil Aviation Safety Authority 0.206B
157 1.2 International Policing Assistance 0.205B
158 Subprogram 1.2 Business research, development and commercialisation 0.200B
159 1.7 Grains Industry 0.199B
160 5.1 Protect the Health and Safety of the Community through Regulation 0.199B
161 1 IP Rights Administration and Professional Registration 0.199B
162 1.10 Agricultural Resources 0.197B
163 6.3 Aged Care Quality 0.191B
164 2.6 Research Capacity 0.191B
165 3.1 Antarctica Science, Policy and Presence 0.186B
166 2.3 Defence Finance 0.186B
167 1.2 ABC Transmission and Distribution Services 0.184B
168 1.5 Family Relationships 0.182B
169 1.1 MurrayDarling Basin Authority 0.181B
170 1.8 National Rental Affordability Scheme 0.179B
171 1.1 Australian Competition and Consumer Commission 0.178B
172 1.1 Administrative Appeals Tribunal 0.177B
173 Subprogram 2.2 Business and market development 0.176B
174 2.1 ACT Community Policing 0.174B
175 1.7 Assistance to the States for Disability Services 0.173B
176 1.2 Programs to promote Australias exports and other international economic interests 0.169B
177 1.1 Prime Minister and Cabinet 0.165B
178 1.1 Deliver Electoral Events 0.164B
179 2.4 Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance 0.164B
180 1.1 Parliamentary Services 0.163B
181 1.1 AttorneyGeneral s Department Operating Expenses Civil Justice and Legal Services 0.161B
182 1.1.1 Seafarer and ship safety and environment 0.159B
183 1 Export Market Development Grants scheme 0.158B
184 2.8 Australian Defence Force Headquarters 0.158B
185 1.5 Early Learning and Schools Support 0.157B
186 1.16 Interest on Overpayment and Early Payments of Tax 0.155B
187 7 Programs to Promote Australias International Tourism Interests 0.154B
188 1.7 Programs to Promote Australias International Tourism Interests 0.154B
189 1.1 Royal Australian Mint 0.154B
190 2.4 Insurance and Risk Management 0.148B
191 1.7 Royal Commissions 0.143B
192 5.2 Health Protection and Emergency Response 0.142B
193 1.3 Australian Business Register 0.139B
194 4.1 Commonwealth Courts Corporate Services 0.136B
195 1.12 Support 0.135B
196 3.3 Support for Outcome 3 0.133B
197 1.2 Community inclusion and capacity development grants 0.132B
198 1.11 Drought Programs 0.129B
199 1.1 Education Services and Compliance Activities To educate employers, employees, organisations and contractors about the workplace relations system and to ensure compliance with workplace laws. 0.129B
200 1.13 Superannuation Cocontribution Scheme 0.127B
201 4.1 Energy 0.126B
202 1.1 Digital Transformation Agency 0.126B
203 1 International Agricultural Research and Development 0.123B
204 1.1 Superannuation Scheme Governance 0.120B
205 4.2 Affordable Housing 0.119B
206 2.1 Consular Services 0.117B
207 1.2 Other Services 0.114B
208 1.2 Payments to International Financial Institutions 0.112B
209 1.1 Personal Insolvency and Trustee Services 0.111B
210 1.5 Horticulture Industry 0.111B
211 1.1 Clean Energy Finance Corporation 0.110B
212 1.1 Budget and Financial Management 0.107B
213 4.7 Health Benefit Compliance 0.106B
214 2.16 Housing Assistance 0.105B
215 1.4 Justice Services 0.105B
216 1.3 Australian Government Solicitor 0.105B
217 2.3 Property and Construction 0.104B
218 1.1 An independent service to prosecute alleged offences against the criminal law of the Commonwealth. 0.098B
219 1.2 Child Payments 0.096B
220 2.1 Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship 0.090B
221 Subprogram 2.3 Economic transition 0.090B
222 1.9 Product Stewardship for Oil 0.090B
223 1.1 Screen Australia 0.090B
224 2.5 Remote Australia Strategies 0.090B
225 1.1 National Archives of Australia 0.088B
226 1.5 Regional Cooperation 0.088B
227 1.1 Federal Court of Australia 0.087B
228 1.1 Management of the Investment of the Future Fund 0.087B
229 1.4 Assistance and Other Compensation for Veterans and Dependants 0.087B
230 1.1 Dispute resolution, minimum wage setting, orders and approvals of agreements 0.086B
231 1.1 AUSTRAC 0.085B
232 1.1 Collection development, management, access and promotion 0.084B
233 1.7 Allowances and Concessions for Seniors 0.083B
234 1.1 Science awareness, infrastructure and international engagement 0.083B
235 1.12 Rural Programs 0.082B
236 1.1 Parks and Reserves 0.082B
237 1.1 Quality Aged Care Services 0.079B
238 1 Marine Research 0.079B
239 1.1 Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority 0.078B
240 1.1 National Library of Australia 0.078B
241 1.6 Indigenous Legal and Native Title Assistance 0.076B
242 4.5 Medical Indemnity 0.075B
243 1.1 Improving the Outlook for the Great Barrier Reef 0.074B
244 1.1 Develop, Collect, Analyse and Report High Quality National Health and Welfare Information and Statistics for Governments and the Community 0.074B
245 1.2 SBS Transmission and Distribution Services 0.074B
246 1.1.2 Search and rescue 0.073B
247 1.3 Commonwealth Environmental Water 0.072B
248 1.2 Banking Act 1959, Life Insurance Act 1995, unclaimed monies and special accounts 0.072B
249 1.1 Wine Australia 0.072B
250 1.6 Management of Hazardous Wastes, Substances and Pollutants 0.071B
251 1.1 Assistance in the acquisition and management of an Indigenous land base 0.071B
252 3.1 Border Revenue Collection 0.071B
253 2.4 Culture and Capability 0.070B
254 1.6 Wool Industry 0.070B
255 1.6 Transport Security 0.069B
256 1.2 Australian Energy Regulator 0.068B
257 3.1 Federal Circuit Court of Australia 0.066B
258 1.1.1 Federal Court Jurisdiction 0.062B
259 1.2 Consumer safeguards, education and information 0.062B
260 2.2 Workers Compensation Payments 0.061B
261 1.2 Environmental Information and Research 0.060B
262 1.3 Defence Contribution to National Support Tasks in Australia 0.059B
263 1.1 Company Operated Hostels 0.058B
264 1 Australian War Memorial 0.058B
265 3.2 Trade Facilitation and Industry Engagement 0.057B
266 2.5 Technology and Procurement 0.056B
267 1.1 Collection Management, Research, Exhibitions and Programs 0.055B
268 1.5 New Colombo Plan Transforming Regional Relationships 0.051B
269 1.2 Support for the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission 0.050B
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