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AusGovInfo uses open data for financial and political transparency across all Commonwealth entities, topics and issues. AusGovInfo also hosts a community for recruitment to transparency projects.
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Rosie began her work into government accountability by creating the first ever complete line item dataset of the Commonwealth budget. Eight years and multiple projects later, Rosie now opens the door to other researchers, both to the underlying data powering multiple transparency projects and to provide a platform for people to recruit to build their own transparency projects.
58 words submitted by Rosie Williams on 6th Jun 2020
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Click on the share button to help recruit via social media or click on the Task Number to see any offers (once community opens to public).

I'd like a volunteer to check out the Senate & HoR Commonwealth pecuniary interests registers to assess whether or not either or both are able to be scraped. This is a suitable task for someone with scraping skills and it would be good if you have some familiarity with the pecuniary interests dataset. I am evaluating whether or not I can use volunteers to keep the pecuniary interests datasets updated as to this point it has been a manual process. You don't have to actually write the scraper just find out whether it can be done and the schema of what can be scraped.
103 words submitted by Rosie Williams on 7th Jun 2020

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Administering a recruitment platform for transparency projects brings with it responsibilities. In deciding how best to manage the types of risks that might arise, I would benefit from input on the kinds of risks that may eventuate & how to manage them from people with a range of expertise. I am yet to finalise how closely I manage the kinds of projects that might be submitted to this community. To do so, I need to know my liability in different scenarios. Given that the kinds of risks might include technical, legal & ethical concerns, I think this task would be best dealt with in an open-ended, multi-disciplinary group discussion. This can be done via Twitter where people can chime in with their thoughts as they see fit & help brainstorm the questions I come up with in a public and transparent manner.
139 words submitted by Rosie Williams on 7th Jun 2020

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Once the security has been checked for flaws & the approaches I'm using are finalised, I think it would be really useful to have someone with expertise in privacy law to help me ensure that the Privacy Policies I design for the community are consistent with relevant laws. This would need to be someone with expertise in privacy legislation or someone who has run online communities and has experience with current legislation. If you're willing to volunteer with this task please email Rosie Williams at rosie@ausgov.info or @info_aus on Twitter.
92 words submitted by Rosie Williams on 7th Jun 2020

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I am looking for a volunteer senior developer with experience in web site security to look at the approach I've taken to registration & login/out of the research community prior to opening it to the public to check for flaws in security. This person will need to be experienced in PHP sites and it will need to be someone I can work with. Documentation will be provided. If you can spare the time to help me through the final step prior to launch please contact Rosie Williams at rosie@ausgov.info
91 words submitted by Rosie Williams on 7th Jun 2020

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I have a BA majoring in Sociology and programming skills in PHP, MYSQL, CSS, HTML & JavaScript. I am a published journalist and contributor to policy processes across a range of topics including transparency/accountability, privacy, inequality and social justice. The #AusGovInfo Research Community is part of a much larger site containing multiple projects using open data for financial and political transparency.

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Sleeping Giants

Is your local member accepting a FREE gift subscription to FOXTEL/Sky News currently there are 101 MPs & Senators.

Go to the LINK: 👇ðŸ¾ðŸ‘‡ðŸ¼https://ausgov.info/interests/index.php?Entity=Foxtel

Tell your MP you want them to STOP accepting gifts from News Corp#Auspol #AdShame #NotMyAustralia via @Info_Aus pic.twitter.com/OAq3cHCxPg — 💧 Sleeping Giants Oz 📣 (@slpng_giants_oz) September 12, 2018

In late 2018, Sleeping Giants Australia 'a community initiative to make racism, bigotry, misogyny and climate change denial less profitable', used data I provided to them on the parliamentarians who have accepted subscriptions to Foxtel in their campaign against racism. Sky took umbridge at this campaign and Sleeping Giants & similar campaigns have been the focus of media commentary ever since. My Tweet was pictured in a front-page diatribe against Denise Shrivell who The Australian believes to be behind the Sleeping Giants Australia account.

Scott Ludlam

FORMER SENATOR FOR THE GREENS

too big to #CensusFail: https://t.co/ezUoItjm8u notes on a debacle and where to from here #auspol

— Scott Ludlam (@SenatorLudlam) August 30, 2016
We could hear from digital rights organisations like the Privacy Foundation, Digital Rights Watch and Electronic Frontiers Australia and from specialist researchers like Rosie Williams and Asher Wolf, who have led the debate online. (Australian Hansard)

Bill McLennan

FORMER HEAD, AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS
I was impressed by the #Censusfail submission to this (Inquiry) Committee. It very clearly showed some good analysis that would have helped the ABS to run a better Census if it had done such research before developing the Census proposal. It also saved me from explaining the current thrust in government with the Government Data Linkage Project, and its likely links to the Census. Bill McLennan (Former Head of the ABS, Former Chairman United Nations Statistical Commission) in his Submission to the 2016 Inquiry.

Garry Brooke

FORMER DIRECTOR, APPROPRIATIONS MANAGEMENT TEAM, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

Unlock the budget, say data activists:

goo.gl/H4Vhu viaâ€@grhutchens #ausbudget #ausecon — Peter Martin (@1petermartin) May 14, 2013
I’ve worked with Rosie Williams on budget data transparency since November 2013. Rosie has developed her project into the best government data transparency initiative I know... continually updated and improved to make underlying data intelligible and to focus on key aspects for analysis. My interest has particularly been on the transparency of federal budget data.

I launched the domain AusGov.info at Linux Conference Australia in January 2018, however this work is the result of years devoted to programming and transparency work beginning in 2012 and progressively expanded and improved upon over the intervening years.

Credits

The NSW Ministerial Diaries data (not currently online) was supplied by Nick Evershed and associates. The pecuniary interests register data was originally supplied by icacpls however for over a year I have updated it manually.

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Disclaimer

The figures in this site are either raw data at line-item level or totals/percentages - which are the result of algorithms or joins (programmatic matches between two lists) - written by myself in MySQL, which in turn are based on open data provided by Australian government agencies.

This data ranges in quality between datasets, is updated at different intervals and is published to different standards and in different formats.

The data you see in this site is edited by myself (unused fields are removed, names of programs/agencies/entities are spelled consistently within & between datasets). Data cleaning is a significant job.

All care has been taken to represent every single figure accurately, however mistakes can be made either by the entity providing data to the government, the agency providing the data back to the public or at my end as I further transform this data for use.

It is important to understand that while opinions and inferences can be made based on the data on this site, that the data is not in and of itself an inference or an opinion. Inferences and opinions using data in this site remain the legal responsibility of the author of those opinions.

If I share these opinions/inferences in a tweet this does not imply that this is my opinion but that I am sharing the opinion of another person for comment.

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26th Feb 2020

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7th Jan 2020

Shining a spotlight on the finances of religious charities

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14th Oct 2019

Meet the maker

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6th Oct 2019

CENSUSFAIL: WHY IT HAPPENED AND WHAT IT MEANS NOW

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7th Sep 2019

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4th Sep 2019

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2nd Sep 2019

OF DEATH AND TAXES

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8th Jul 2019

FEDERAL POLITICIANS SHOULD DECLARE THEIR BITCOIN INVESTMENTS

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1st May 2019

BUDGET ENSHRINES NEGLECT OF OLDER WOMEN

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29th Apr 2019

IPA APPOINTEE FAILS TO ATTEND ESTIMATES

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17th Apr 2019

OUR MOST PROLIFIC CORPORATE GIFT GIVERS

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5th Apr 2019

WE ARE ALL SPECIAL SNOWFLAKES AND WHY IT MATTERS

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28th Mar 2019

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE

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21st Mar 2019

THE HIDDEN WEALTH OF BASIC RELIGIOUS CHARITIES

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1st Mar 2019

CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY FOR OUR POLITICIANS

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28th Jan 2019

AUSTRALIA'S MIGRANT LABOUR PAINS

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3rd Dec 2018

DEFENDING YOUR ORGANISATION WITH TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY

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1st Nov 2018

LIBERAL PARTY HARNESSES I360 BIG DATA IN TIME FOR 2019 FEDERAL ELECTION

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31st Oct 2018

DON'T BE THE NEXT BUSINESS TO FALL VICTIM TO A DATA BREACH

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24th Oct 2018

AUSTRALIA'S STUDENT HOUSING CRISIS

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19th Oct 2018

PROFESSIONAL HELP NEEDED: LAW FIRMS STILL VULNERABLE TO PHISHING ATTACKS

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10th Oct 2018

PRIVACY, MEDIA AND POLITICS: WHAT ARE OUR RIGHTS?

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7th Oct 2018

THE AUSTRALIAN DOXES ANTI RACISM CAMPAIGNERS

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6th Oct 2018

PEXA INTRODUCES MFA BUT MORE GUIDANCE NEEDED

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25th Sep 2018

WHISTLEBOWERS: THE HEROES BEHIND THE STORIES THAT MATTER

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17th Sep 2018

TAKING OVER THE CORPORATE REGULATORS

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7th Sep 2018

THE IPA'S LONG MARCH THROUGH THE BUREAUCRACY

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5th Sep 2018

DECONSTRUCTING THE DEMOCRACY SAUSAGE

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3rd Sep 2018

THE BUMPY ROAD TO THINK TANK TRANSPARENCY IN AUSTRALIA

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11th Aug 2018

GETTING TO THE BOTTOM OF THE IPA DGR STATUS

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28th Jul 2018

Revenue foregone but not forgotten

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7th May 2018

CASHLESS DEBIT CARD, INCOME MANAGEMENT AND THE SURVEILLANCE STATE

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13th Sep 2017

Open government: a new paradigm in social change

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2nd Nov 2015

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Figures include donations, payments and government funding.

BUSINESSES 4,746 $258,094,647
INDIVIDUALS 2,288 $43,740,162
ASSOCIATED ENTITIES 2,105 $124,918,361
AGENCIES 1,222 $433,714,240
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS 738 $13,150,066
TRUSTS AND ESTATES 93 $3,125,273
CAMPAIGNERS 73 $717,152
THIRD PARTIES 28 $1,508,180
OTHERS 18 $130,715
UNIVERSITIES 13 $101,790

Party

Donations aggregated over the past six financial years

1ALP $331,673,878 34.64%
2LIBS $318,935,538 33.31%
3PALMER UNITED $131,320,304 13.71%
4GREENS $56,642,848 5.92%
5NATS $48,806,890 5.10%
6LNP $41,946,672 4.38%
7PHON $4,120,063 0.43%
8CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS $3,986,958 0.42%
9FAMILY FIRST $3,419,442 0.36%
10AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATIVES $3,156,999 0.33%
11CENTRE ALLIANCE $3,082,082 0.32%
12KATTER $2,240,653 0.23%
13LIBERAL DEMOCRATS $1,858,795 0.19%
14SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIA $1,648,477 0.17%
15ANIMAL JUSTICE $943,848 0.10%
16HINCH $879,528 0.09%
17SHOOTERS, FISHERS, FARMERS $663,030 0.07%
18FLUX $261,729 0.03%
19SEX $256,204 0.03%
20DEMOCRATIC LABOUR $240,880 0.03%
21AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIANS $202,500 0.02%
22LAZARUS $180,788 0.02%
23LAMBIE $118,580 0.01%
24VOLUNTARY EUTHENASIA $100,000 0.01%
25MARRIAGE EQUALITY $99,999 0.01%
26RECREATIONAL FISHERS $75,000 0.01%
27RISE UP $73,575 0.01%
28SOCIALIST ALLIANCE $68,700 0.01%
29COUNTRY ALLIANCE $67,391 0.01%
30LIBERTY ALLIANCE $60,219 0.01%
31FIRST NATIONS $50,000 0.01%
32AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS PARTY $45,000 0.00%
33CLIMATE ACTION $42,000 0.00%
34FISHING AND LIFESTYLE $40,000 0.00%
35HEMP $37,000 0.00%
36REPUBLICAN $33,200 0.00%
37AUSTRALIAN RECREATIONAL FISHERS $29,277 0.00%
38AFFORDABLE HOUSING $25,919 0.00%
39THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN PARTY $25,010 0.00%
40UNITING AUSTRALIA $24,600 0.00%
41BULLET TRAIN FOR AUSTRALIA $24,283 0.00%
42OUTDOOR RECREATION $24,000 0.00%
43MANUFACTURING AND FARMING $19,932 0.00%
44SENATOR ONLINE $19,000 0.00%
45WESTERN AUSTRALIA PARTY $17,890 0.00%
46AUSTRALIAN CYCLISTS PARTY $15,180 0.00%

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Address information is not provided in AEC donations made by individuals data due to privacy considerations. Postcode totals include only records where address information is available (from organisations) and payments or donations are above the disclosure threshold.

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Aruba
Afghanistan
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Anguilla
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American Samoa
Antarctica
Antigua and Barb
Austria
Azerbaijan
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Uganda
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United States

Charities often operate in multiple countries. Australia is not included as all 60k+ Australian charities operate in Australia.

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State Charities Revenue
1 VIC 11,328 $51,970,865,366
2 NSW 14,758 $42,497,127,771
3 QLD 6,549 $20,583,296,169
4 WA 4,296 $13,725,399,657
5 SA 3,253 $8,706,495,279
6 ACT 1,040 $2,775,259,939
7 TAS 1,142 $2,623,804,852
8 NT 391 $1,217,492,514
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Totals for current financial year to date (at last update)

1 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH $2,884,161,794 32.9773%
2 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES $1,692,930,578 19.3568%
3 AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH COUNCIL $872,332,070 9.9742%
4 DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET $797,778,089 9.1217%
5 NATIONAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL $378,800,546 4.3312%
6 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORT, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS $338,472,966 3.8701%
7 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CITIES $248,946,840 2.8464%
8 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND SCIENCE $216,231,861 2.4724%
9 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS AGENCY $210,974,481 2.4123%
10 NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE AGENCY $208,029,494 2.3786%
11 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND THE ARTS $156,566,599 1.7902%
12 DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS, SMALL AND FAMILY BUSINESS $148,722,828 1.7005%
13 DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS $118,628,929 1.3564%
14 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY, SCIENCE, ENERGY AND RESOURCES $106,547,684 1.2183%
15 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE $70,067,781 0.8011%
16 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING $64,592,975 0.7386%
17 ATTORNEY-GENERALS DEPARTMENT $48,743,270 0.5573%
18 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE $48,263,613 0.5518%
19 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WATER AND THE ENVIRONMENT $29,924,469 0.3422%
20 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT $24,405,565 0.2791%
21 DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS $17,522,513 0.2004%
22 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY $16,721,658 0.1912%
23 DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY $15,702,947 0.1795%
24 WINE AUSTRALIA $11,078,611 0.1267%
25 AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY $7,678,885 0.0878%
26 AUSTRALIAN SECURITIES AND INVESTMENTS COMMISSION $5,019,553 0.0574%
27 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORT, CITIES AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $2,643,600 0.0302%
28 AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE $1,473,829 0.0169%
29 NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION $980,142 0.0112%
30 NATIONAL BLOOD AUTHORITY $866,472 0.0099%
31 CANCER AUSTRALIA $596,039 0.0068%
32 SAFE WORK AUSTRALIA $334,944 0.0038%
33 AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE $150,000 0.0017%
34 GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA $18,700 0.0002%

Category

1 AGED CARE $4,867,299,604 15.5926%
2 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES $2,326,700,458 7.4537%
3 SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES $2,150,377,526 6.8888%
4 MEDICAL RESEARCH $2,100,354,107 6.7286%
5 INDIGENOUS HEALTH $1,905,540,362 6.1045%
6 INDIGENOUS EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS $1,773,813,407 5.6825%
7 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $1,713,209,288 5.4884%
8 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) RESEARCH $1,443,917,078 4.6257%
9 LEGAL SERVICES $1,080,480,955 3.4614%
10 MENTAL HEALTH $955,579,743 3.0612%
11 INDIGENOUS EDUCATION $871,031,520 2.7904%
12 INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES $841,539,603 2.6959%
13 INDUSTRY INNOVATION $819,985,739 2.6269%
14 VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND APPRENTICESHIPS $807,246,649 2.5861%
15 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $793,994,485 2.5436%
16 NATURAL RESOURCES - CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION $578,574,475 1.8535%
17 CARERS OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES $529,171,695 1.6952%
18 HUMANITIES, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (HASS) RESEARCH $478,124,206 1.5317%
19 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH $429,093,950 1.3746%
20 CHILD CARE $418,541,457 1.3408%
21 INFRASTRUCTURE $364,248,986 1.1669%
22 EDUCATION SUPPORT $348,328,415 1.1159%
23 BROADCASTING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS $298,927,731 0.9576%
24 HUMANITIES $253,493,074 0.8121%
25 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT $238,495,512 0.7640%
26 SETTLEMENT SERVICES $221,627,449 0.7100%
27 DROUGHT $206,731,702 0.6623%
28 DEMENTIA $201,090,903 0.6442%
29 DEFENCE $165,693,132 0.5308%
30 RURAL DEVELOPMENT $150,058,440 0.4807%
31 SCIENCE $143,460,120 0.4596%
32 HEALTH PROMOTION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMS $141,751,326 0.4541%
33 ADDICTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE $135,278,861 0.4334%
34 CANCER $117,802,228 0.3774%
35 HIGHER EDUCATION $104,369,871 0.3344%
36 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY $103,839,725 0.3327%
37 RECREATION AND SPORT $98,752,024 0.3164%
38 DISASTER RELIEF $89,105,500 0.2855%
39 TRANSPORT $80,698,449 0.2585%
40 FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE $73,888,154 0.2367%
41 FARMING $69,378,397 0.2223%
42 COMMUNITY SAFETY $66,430,806 0.2128%
43 SCHOLARSHIPS $60,569,483 0.1940%
44 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION $58,345,228 0.1869%
45 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY $56,056,749 0.1796%
46 NATIONAL SECURITY $51,538,540 0.1651%
47 INDIGENOUS ARTS AND CULTURE $47,766,496 0.1530%
48 SMALL BUSINESS $41,759,487 0.1338%
49 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH $39,132,533 0.1254%
50 ENERGY RESOURCES $37,490,285 0.1201%
51 WOMEN $33,077,717 0.1060%
52 CRISIS ACCOMMODATION $32,400,000 0.1038%
53 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS $30,950,555 0.0992%
54 VETERANS $28,525,906 0.0914%
55 SOCIAL SUPPORT $18,895,160 0.0605%
56 COMMEMORATIVE $16,809,452 0.0538%
57 RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY BASED SERVICES $10,931,489 0.0350%
58 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS $10,448,960 0.0335%
59 MULTICULTURALISM $10,006,586 0.0321%
60 TRADE AND TOURISM $9,134,113 0.0293%
61 MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES $6,552,892 0.0210%
62 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES $6,544,391 0.0210%
63 HERITAGE $6,138,989 0.0197%
64 HUMAN RIGHTS $5,233,356 0.0168%
65 TRANSITION TO WORK $4,967,035 0.0159%
66 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH $4,479,200 0.0143%
67 INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS $3,804,888 0.0122%
68 PALLIATIVE CARE $3,309,500 0.0106%
69 SOCIAL JUSTICE $3,041,697 0.0097%
70 CLIMATE CHANGE $3,022,093 0.0097%
71 TECHNOLOGY $2,104,850 0.0067%
72 OVERSEAS ADVOCACY $1,924,979 0.0062%
73 MIGRANTS $1,860,100 0.0060%
74 INTERNATIONAL AID AND DEVELOPMENT $1,840,863 0.0059%
75 CULTURAL HERITAGE $1,298,622 0.0042%
76 YOUTH SERVICES $1,175,625 0.0038%
77 FOOD AND NUTRITION $1,100,000 0.0035%
78 ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES $890,966 0.0029%
79 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY $743,691 0.0024%
80 COMMUNITY CARE $619,836 0.0020%
81 SOCIAL INCLUSION $455,700 0.0015%
82 ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION $429,000 0.0014%
83 HEALTHY AGEING $349,261 0.0011%
84 LITERACY AND NUMERACY SUPPORT $345,240 0.0011%
85 INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES $286,000 0.0009%
86 POLLUTION CONTROL $211,150 0.0007%
87 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT $204,126 0.0007%
88 LIBRARIES $150,000 0.0005%
89 PERFORMING ARTS $115,560 0.0004%
90 VISUAL ARTS $77,000 0.0002%
91 ADVOCACY $75,000 0.0002%
92 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY $55,910 0.0002%
93 CONSULAR SERVICES $45,000 0.0001%
94 WATER RESOURCES $33,000 0.0001%
95 ZOOS, WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES AND CONSERVATION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES $10,000 0.0000%
96 VICTIMS OF CRIME $2,610 0.0000%

Recipient

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1 MONASH UNIVERSITY $554,190,407
2 GREAT BARRIER REEF FOUNDATION $493,133,300
3 THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND $343,061,929
4 THE UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA PROPERTY TRUST Q $338,541,847
5 AUSTRALIAN UNITY HOME CARE SERVICE $279,555,546
6 AUSTRALIAN RAIL TRACK CORPORATION $265,000,000
7 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE $263,936,107
8 THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE $235,621,232
9 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES $231,322,372
10 UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY $224,976,296
11 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES $221,456,398
12 ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE OF AUSTRALIA $206,500,068
13 GP SYNERGY $196,485,821
14 KU CHILDREN'S SERVICES $187,688,450
15 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY $178,506,325
16 CARERS QUEENSLAND $163,934,312
17 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY $154,210,022
18 UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA $142,739,433
19 TRANSPORT FOR NSW $139,646,243
20 MISSION AUSTRALIA $138,717,800
21 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND $135,764,375
22 ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY NSW $135,648,635
23 UNITING NSWACT $133,956,824
24 JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY $131,808,097
25 WELLWAYS AUSTRALIA LIMITED $127,963,623
26 RELATIONSHIPS AUSTRALIA QLD $126,070,032
27 THE CORPORATION OF THE SYNOD OF THE DIOCESE OF BRISBANE $123,978,599
28 SILVER CHAIN GROUP $119,293,680
29 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY $118,162,291
30 NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA $116,823,036
31 HEADSPACE NATIONAL YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION $115,720,635
32 HAMMONDCARE $113,780,635
33 NATO-AFGHAN NATIONAL ARMY TRUST FUND $111,747,200
34 THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY $111,598,739
35 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES $110,829,636
36 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA $108,585,699
37 THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA $105,635,797
38 QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY $104,555,920
39 CURTIN UNIVERSITY $101,071,869
40 MERRI COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES LIMITED $100,973,977
41 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE $96,170,872
42 PRIMARY HEALTH TASMANIA $95,798,154
43 MURDOCH CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE $93,401,800
44 OZCARE $93,376,455
45 ROYAL DISTRICT NURSING SERVICE OF SA $92,168,022
46 DEAKIN UNIVERSITY $91,354,363
47 THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS $90,543,599
48 BROTHERHOOD OF ST LAURENCE $89,930,813
49 COMMUNITY BROADCASTING FOUNDATION $88,969,100
50 FLINDERS UNIVERSITY $88,446,851
51 SERENDIPITY WA $87,049,454
52 ROYAL DISTRICT NURSING SERVICE $86,681,455
53 EASTERN AUSTRALIA SATELLITE BROADCASTERS $85,284,100
54 THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE $81,834,964
55 BEYOND BLUE $81,781,530
56 LIFELINE AUSTRALIA $81,717,722
57 THE ARNHEM LAND PROGRESS ABORIGINAL ASSOCIATION $81,227,293
58 RMIT UNIVERSITY $79,210,946
59 INTERRELATE $78,854,837
60 CLONTARF FOUNDATION $77,302,256
61 ANGLICAN COMMUNITY SERVICES $76,771,167
62 AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL AND REMOTE COMMUNITY SERVICES $76,576,779
63 CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL CONGRESS ABORIGINAL CORPORATION $76,528,924
64 WALTER AND ELIZA HALL INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH $75,678,968
65 RELATIONSHIPS AUSTRALIA NSW $74,066,999
66 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY $74,003,376
67 NATIONAL PRESCRIBING SERVICE LIMITED $73,093,901
68 KINCARE HEALTH SERVICES $72,909,891
69 CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN QLD TRAINING CONSORTIUM $71,909,516
70 CURTIN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY $70,843,075
71 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY $70,604,307
72 COUNTRY HEALTH SA LOCAL HEALTH NETWORK $70,367,858
73 INSTITUTE FOR URBAN INDIGENOUS HEALTH $68,953,610
74 GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY $67,752,779
75 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY $67,708,919
76 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GENERAL PRACTICE EDUCATION AND TRAINING $67,541,682
77 MURRAY CITY COUNTRY COAST GP TRAINING $66,172,970
78 THE CORPORATION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE $66,162,219
79 ASPEN MEDICAL $65,304,413
80 MTP?IIGC $63,112,500
81 BAPTISTCARE NSW AND ACT $61,876,184
82 WA PRIMARY HEALTH ALLIANCE $61,608,542
83 AUSTRALASIAN FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICE AUTHORITIES COUNCIL LIMITED $61,369,000
84 AUSTRALIAN GENOMIC CANCER MEDICINE CENTRE $60,500,000
85 DIGITAL HEALTH CRC LIMITED $60,500,000
86 SMARTSAT CTC $60,500,000
87 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA $59,677,336
88 NORTHERN TERRITORY GENERAL PRACTICE EDUCATION $59,112,421
89 GPEX $58,703,279
90 TELSTRA CORPORATION $58,343,060
91 RELATIONSHIPS AUSTRALIA VICTORIA $57,127,925
92 UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE $55,608,393
93 CYBER SECURITY RESEARCH CENTRE $55,472,500
94 MINEX CRC $55,000,000
95 APUNIPIMA CAPE YORK HEALTH COUNCIL $54,476,025
96 REGIONAL ANANGU SERVICES ABORIGINAL CORPORATION $54,245,380
97 UNITINGCARE COMMUNITY $52,205,356
98 INTEGRATEDLIVING AUSTRALIA $52,064,903
99 CENTRAL DESERT REGIONAL COUNCIL $51,314,009
100 MACDONNELL REGIONAL COUNCIL $51,165,610

Program

1 AGED CARE SERVICES $5,423,031,312 17.3730%
2 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $2,121,388,815 6.7960%
3 FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES $1,949,259,374 6.2446%
4 JOBS LAND AND ECONOMY $1,767,888,439 5.6635%
5 HEALTH WORKFORCE $1,758,893,531 5.6347%
6 HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH $1,754,552,936 5.6208%
7 ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HEALTH $1,701,561,960 5.4510%
8 ARC DISCOVERY $1,280,593,201 4.1024%
9 NDIA AGENCY COSTS $1,029,541,951 3.2982%
10 MENTAL HEALTH $944,473,316 3.0257%
11 BUILDING SKILLS AND CAPABILITY $873,826,435 2.7993%
12 CHILDREN AND SCHOOLING $868,160,477 2.7812%
13 DISABILITY MENTAL HEALTH AND CARERS $810,006,104 2.5949%
14 SUPPORTING SCIENCE AND COMMERCIALISATION $788,865,408 2.5272%
15 SAFETY AND WELLBEING $692,502,917 2.2185%
16 ARC LINKAGE $631,000,772 2.0214%
17 HEALTH POLICY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS $630,121,520 2.0186%
18 SUPPORT FOR THE CHILD CARE SYSTEM $614,546,767 1.9687%
19 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT $569,154,457 1.8233%
20 PREVENTIVE HEALTH AND CHRONIC DISEASE SUPPORT $385,202,507 1.2340%
21 GROWING BUSINESS INVESTMENT AND IMPROVING BUSINESS CAPABILITY $344,550,314 1.1038%
22 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND COMMUNICATIONS $334,679,748 1.0722%
23 ARTS AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT $258,247,014 0.8273%
24 AGED CARE QUALITY $217,784,515 0.6977%
25 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE QUALITY AND COORDINATION $208,964,612 0.6694%
26 NATIONAL SECURITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE $185,226,849 0.5934%
27 NDIA COMMUNITY INCLUSION AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS $182,492,354 0.5846%
28 COMMUNITY INCLUSION AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS $175,482,920 0.5622%
29 DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT $171,590,340 0.5497%
30 HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE $158,399,200 0.5074%
31 STRATEGIC POLICY AND INTELLIGENCE $143,188,503 0.4587%
32 PHARMACEUTICAL BENEFITS $135,683,034 0.4347%
33 JUSTICE SERVICES $124,945,162 0.4003%
34 REMOTE AUSTRALIA STRATEGY $114,565,813 0.3670%
35 AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES $106,001,698 0.3396%
36 EARLY LEARNING AND SCHOOLS SUPPORT $96,815,326 0.3102%
37 A NATIONALLY COORDINATED SYSTEM FOR ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION FOR TRANSPLANTATION $94,505,477 0.3028%
38 NATURAL RESOURCES $87,462,003 0.2802%
39 WORKING AGE PAYMENTS $86,243,982 0.2763%
40 SPORT AND RECREATION $68,250,203 0.2186%
41 ACCESS AND INFORMATION $61,936,857 0.1984%
42 HOME SUPPORT AND CARE $59,694,807 0.1912%
43 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION SUPPORT $55,598,512 0.1781%
44 NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME $52,912,565 0.1695%
45 NEW COLOMBO PLAN $48,328,435 0.1548%
46 CULTURE AND CAPABILITY $47,372,534 0.1518%
47 AVIATION, AIR CARGO AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PACKAGE $47,243,622 0.1513%
48 NEW COLOMBO PLAN TRANSFORMING REGIONAL RELATIONSHIPS $43,767,360 0.1402%
49 SERVICES TO TERRITORIES $43,735,925 0.1401%
50 REFUGEE AND HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE $36,919,232 0.1183%
51 PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET $36,271,138 0.1162%
52 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PRACTICE INCENTIVES $32,999,999 0.1057%
53 HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS $32,400,000 0.1038%
54 ABORIGINAL BENEFIT ACCOUNT SPECIAL ACCOUNT $32,010,873 0.1025%
55 HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPORT $28,889,933 0.0926%
56 IMPROVED CANCER CONTROL $28,752,202 0.0921%
57 BIOSECURITY AND EXPORT SERVICES $27,039,387 0.0866%
58 HEALTH PEAK AND ADVISORY BODIES $24,474,502 0.0784%
59 SMALL BUSINESS $24,419,875 0.0782%
60 HEALTH PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE $24,399,970 0.0782%
61 CITIES $24,308,301 0.0779%
62 WATER REFORM $23,497,296 0.0753%
63 CAPABILITY ACQUISITION AND SUSTAINMENT $23,323,135 0.0747%
64 AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT DISASTER FINANCIAL SUPPORT PAYMENTS $22,804,000 0.0731%
65 SUPPORTS FOR MARKETS AND BUSINESS $20,000,000 0.0641%
66 PROGRAM DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND COMMUNICATIONS $18,727,500 0.0600%
67 ASSISTANCE AND OTHER COMPENSATION FOR VETERANS AND DEPENDANTS $18,428,086 0.0590%
68 NOT APPLICABLE $16,675,350 0.0534%
69 DROUGHT $15,000,001 0.0481%
70 RESIDENTIAL AND FLEXIBLE CARE $13,770,293 0.0441%
71 MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS AND CITIZENSHIP $11,859,686 0.0380%
72 PLANT AND ANIMAL HEALTH $11,467,603 0.0367%
73 CONSUMER SAFEGUARDS, EDUCATION AND INFORMATION $11,445,976 0.0367%
74 AIR TRANSPORT $11,348,291 0.0364%
75 WA SUPPORT FOR MARKETS AND BUSINESS $11,000,022 0.0352%
76 CONSERVATION OF AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE AND ENVIRONMENT $10,935,630 0.0350%
77 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY $10,633,500 0.0341%
78 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY INCLUDING IRGP GRANTS $10,561,563 0.0338%
79 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES $10,508,826 0.0337%
80 PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE $10,454,400 0.0335%
81 HEALTH SYSTEM POLICY, DESIGN AND INNOVATION $10,002,023 0.0320%
82 FINANCIAL CAPABILITY OF WOMEN $10,000,000 0.0320%
83 COMMEMORATIVE ACTIVITIES $9,758,207 0.0313%
84 SUPPORT FOR MARKETS AND BUSINESS $9,452,601 0.0303%
85 HEALTH ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HEALTH $9,411,791 0.0302%
86 FOREST INDUSTRY $9,105,000 0.0292%
87 ENERGY $8,340,285 0.0267%
88 FEDERAL POLICING AND NATIONAL SECURITY $8,216,505 0.0263%
89 AN EFFICIENT, SUSTAINABLE, COMPETITIVE, SAFE AND SECURE TRANSPORT SYSTEM FOR ALL TRANSPORT USERS THROUGH REGULATION, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS $7,960,000 0.0255%
90 RURAL PROGRAMMES $7,700,000 0.0247%
91 ASSETLESS ADMINISTRATION FUND $7,255,354 0.0232%
92 PAYING LEGACY UNPAID EXTERNAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION DETERMINATION PROGRAM $6,941,023 0.0222%
93 TARGETED ASSISTANCE AIDS AND APPLIANCES $6,230,400 0.0200%
94 PAYING LEGACY UNPAID EXTERNAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION DETERMINATION $6,142,135 0.0197%
95 MEDICAL BENEFITS $6,098,038 0.0195%
96 VETERANS COMMUNITY CARE AND SUPPORT $5,305,915 0.0170%
97 MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTES, SUBSTANCES AND POLLUTANTS $4,895,150 0.0157%
98 SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME PROVIDERS IN RELATION TO REGISTRATION $4,775,722 0.0153%
99 HEARING SERVICES $4,620,000 0.0148%
100 SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY $4,620,000 0.0148%
101 ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION AND RESEARCH $4,619,375 0.0148%
102 FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE OPERATIONS $4,534,806 0.0145%
103 FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS $3,859,075 0.0124%
104 ASSETLESS ADMINSTRATION FUND $3,763,675 0.0121%
105 SURFACE TRANSPORT $3,593,700 0.0115%
106 NA317 NONAID AUSTRALIA PACIFIC SPORTS GRANT $3,421,774 0.0110%
107 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT - NATURAL RESOURCES $3,286,800 0.0105%
108 NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION $3,120,120 0.0100%
109 SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT $3,100,000 0.0099%
110 SERVICES FOR OTHER ENTITIES AND TRUST MONIES $2,420,000 0.0078%
111 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT -NATURAL RESOURCES $2,200,000 0.0070%
112 ANTARCTICA: SCIENCE, POLICY AND PRESENCE $2,188,353 0.0070%
113 GATEWAY NETWORK GOVERNANCE BODY $2,157,100 0.0069%
114 VETERANS AND COMMUNITY GRANT $2,139,087 0.0069%
115 INTERNATIONAL MARKET ACCESS $1,981,707 0.0063%
116 EDUCATION $1,950,650 0.0062%
117 PUBLIC INFORMATION SERVICES AND PUBLIC DIPLOMACY $1,870,448 0.0060%
118 ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY $1,845,318 0.0059%
119 ABCM INNOVATIVE CLINICAL TRIALS GRANT OPPORTUNITY $1,749,170 0.0056%
120 NATIONAL BLOOD AGREEMENT MANAGEMENT $1,674,161 0.0054%
121 DAIRY INDUSTRY $1,661,000 0.0053%
122 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCES $1,540,000 0.0049%
123 SUPPORT FOR NDIS PROVIDERS IN RELATION TO REGISTRATION $1,516,900 0.0049%
124 SUPPORTING YOUNGER VETERANS $1,212,565 0.0039%
125 PAYMENT TO INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS $1,186,207 0.0038%
126 CANCER AUSTRALIA $1,147,065 0.0037%
127 INDIGENOUS LEGAL AND NATIVE TITLE ASSISTANCE $1,126,100 0.0036%
128 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY $1,100,000 0.0035%
129 HEALTH INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY $1,100,000 0.0035%
130 DISASTER RESILIENCE AUSTRALIA PACKAGE $1,100,000 0.0035%
131 NATIONAL TAX CLINIC PROGRAM $1,078,925 0.0035%
132 PEOPLE $943,471 0.0030%
133 ROAD SAFETY $932,392 0.0030%
134 RURAL MES $901,146 0.0029%
135 PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE $860,759 0.0028%
136 FREE TRADE AGREEMENT PROMOTIONS $825,000 0.0026%
137 OPERATING EXPENSES CIVIL JUSTICE AND LEGAL SERVICES $780,575 0.0025%
138 GEOSCIENTIFIC AND SPATIAL INFORMATION SERVICES $708,700 0.0023%
139 REDUCING AUSTRALIA'S GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS $666,907 0.0021%
140 REFORM OF AND IMPROVEMENTS TO AUSTRALIAN WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS $641,521 0.0021%
141 PROGRAM NATIONAL BLOOD AGREEMENT MANAGEMENT $594,812 0.0019%
142 AUSTRALIAN RURAL LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION LIMITED $577,948 0.0019%
143 ANTARCTIA: SCIENCE, POLICY AND PRESENCE $550,000 0.0018%
144 DEPARTMENTAL SUPPORT FOR APEC 2018 $522,000 0.0017%
145 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY INCLUDING IRGP PAYMENTS $496,364 0.0016%
146 IT STUDENTS SPONSORSHIP $459,000 0.0015%
147 CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER $406,054 0.0013%
148 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY $330,000 0.0011%
149 MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES $284,691 0.0009%
150 MONEY SMART TEACHING $253,050 0.0008%
151 CYBER SECURITY CRC $247,500 0.0008%
152 REGIONAL COOPERATION $200,000 0.0006%
153 AUSTLII $150,000 0.0005%
154 ARMY CAPABILITIES $141,694 0.0005%
155 ARC LINKAGE PROJECT $126,983 0.0004%
156 JUSTICE SERVICES COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES $100,000 0.0003%
157 HORTICULTURE INDUSTRY $100,000 0.0003%
158 EMPLOYMENT $90,669 0.0003%
159 DEPARTMENTAL BUILDING CAPACITY IN PNG FIRE SERVICE $87,000 0.0003%
160 AIR FORCE CAPABILITIES $80,300 0.0003%
161 DEPARTMENTAL OUTCOME 1 $74,066 0.0002%
162 AAC INTERCESSIONAL GRANT $73,502 0.0002%
163 MONEY SMART TEACHING PROGRAM $66,340 0.0002%
164 FEDERATION UNIVERSITY INTERNS GRANT ROUND 1 $60,000 0.0002%
165 PROGRAM COMMONWEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL WATER $60,000 0.0002%
166 SACSMHDT SACS IN MENTAL HEALTH $54,049 0.0002%
167 CONSULAR SERVICES $45,000 0.0001%
168 NA NONAID AUSTRALIA PACIFIC SPORTS GRANT $45,000 0.0001%
169 INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP INITIATIVE 219 22 $34,500 0.0001%
170 CONSERVATION OF AUSTRALIA'S HERITAGE AND ENVIRONMENT $31,725 0.0001%
171 PORTFOLIO BUDGET STATEMENTS $26,400 0.0001%
172 GEOSCIENTIFIC AND SPATIAL INFROMATION SERVICES $20,000 0.0001%
173 INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CORRELATION $19,000 0.0001%
174 PAYMENT SCHEME FOR AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA'S EN ROUTE CHARGES $17,500 0.0001%
175 HEALTH ACCESS AND INFORMATION $11,550 0.0000%
176 2019 NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK $10,000 0.0000%
177 DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY $8,500 0.0000%
178 WAR GRAVES CARE AND MAINTENANCE $4,530 0.0000%
179 IMPROVING THE OUTLOOK FOR THE GREAT BARRIER REEF $1,100 0.0000%

Electorate

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1VICMelbourneGREENS$2,519,226,625
2NSWSydneyALP$2,107,175,419
3QLDBrisbaneLNP$1,810,108,581
4SAAdelaideALP$1,505,295,645
5NTLingiariALP$1,408,975,671
6WACurtinLIBS$833,665,368
7ACTCanberraALP$772,626,058
8QLDRyanLNP$691,416,663
9VICHothamALP$687,340,264
10NTSolomonALP$661,020,735
11WADurackLIBS$654,187,258
12NSWGrayndlerALP$633,657,548
13NSWKingsford SmithALP$583,456,522
14WASwanLIBS$541,997,104
15VICMacnamaraALP$519,608,439
16TASClarkINDEPENDENT$473,646,122
17QLDKennedyKATTER$466,266,126
18NSWNorth SydneyLIBS$446,548,623
19ACTFraserALP$441,495,612
20VICCooperALP$400,544,913
21QLDBonnerLNP$396,577,344
22NSWBennelongLIBS$385,238,356
23NSWParramattaALP$367,414,231
24QLDLeichhardtLNP$356,184,817
25QLDGriffithALP$320,854,792
26NSWParkesNATS$314,101,251
27NSWMitchellLIBS$313,344,234
28NSWNewcastleALP$278,191,574
29WAStirlingLIBS$265,938,731
30SAGreyLIBS$258,378,377
31QLDDawsonLNP$252,390,275
32NSWCunninghamALP$226,732,933
33SABoothbyLIBS$208,552,366
34QLDCapricorniaLNP$204,786,877
35VICKooyongLIBS$204,214,352
36VICChisholmLIBS$194,785,198
37VICHigginsLIBS$188,023,659
38WAHasluckLIBS$176,053,536
39QLDMaranoaLNP$174,316,967
40NSWCalareNATS$172,264,611
41SABarkerLIBS$161,428,830
42NSWRiverinaNATS$160,029,239
43VICGippslandNATS$159,544,009
44VICCorangamiteALP$157,636,366
45NSWPageNATS$154,706,375
46ACTBeanALP$153,356,137
47QLDFairfaxLNP$143,401,916
48CHINAOverseasOVERSEAS$136,826,984
49VICMalleeNATS$135,973,816
50WAPerthALP$133,729,325
51SAHindmarshALP$132,145,109
52NSWNew EnglandNATS$130,926,566
53QLDFlynnLNP$126,796,949
54NSWCowperNATS$124,706,341
55VICWannonLIBS$122,376,824
56TASBASSLIBS$117,644,614
57VICIsaacsALP$114,220,198
58ACTFennerALP$113,907,460
59VICNichollsNATS$112,568,724
60NSWFarrerLIBS$112,008,966
61NSWWentworthLIBS$109,008,123
62TASLyonsALP$104,803,876
63VICCorioALP$99,752,948
64NSWHunterALP$98,080,656
65VICIndiINDEPENDENT$97,112,445
66WAO'ConnorLIBS$96,285,478
67QLDMcPhersonLNP$90,743,280
68QLDGroomLNP$90,592,851
69QLDHerbertLNP$89,787,630
70NSWEden-MonaroALP$89,449,293
71NSWFowlerALP$78,791,770
72TASBraddonLIBS$77,897,942
73WAForrestLIBS$75,354,162
74VICAstonLIBS$74,676,580
75TASFranklinALP$74,092,328
76WACowanALP$72,945,406
77NSWLindsayLIBS$72,142,543
78NSWGilmoreALP$71,204,323
79VICBendigoALP$68,973,701
80WAFremantleALP$67,438,908
81NSWMackellarLIBS$63,552,033
82NSWChifleyALP$62,042,518
83VICGellibrandALP$59,601,558
84QLDLilleyALP$58,220,636
85QLDFaddenLIBS$57,315,069
86QLDLongmanLNP$56,325,066
87NSWHumeLIBS$56,266,616
88VICWillsALP$55,257,621
89QLDMoretonALP$53,460,324
90NSWWarringahINDEPENDENT$53,327,719
91NSWCookLIBS$52,981,563
92VICBallaratALP$51,963,102
93NSWRichmondALP$51,303,018
94SAMayoCA$50,405,378
95WABurtALP$50,367,687
96NSWLyneNATS$48,723,564
97SASpenceALP$48,172,017
98NSWRobertsonLIBS$44,860,706
99WACanningLIBS$44,550,304
100NSWMcEwenALP$44,348,393
101VICBruceALP$44,328,504
102SAMakinALP$43,370,727
103VICDunkleyALP$43,286,940
104NSWDobellALP$42,620,843
105QLDRankinALP$40,863,477
106NSWReidLIBS$40,015,861
107NSWWhitlamALP$38,350,492
108VICMonashLIBS$37,596,752
109VICCaseyLIBS$37,358,416
110QLDMoncrieffLNP$37,034,775
111QLDWide BayLNP$35,959,351
112VICGoldsteinLIBS$35,708,075
113NSWShortlandALP$35,422,692
114NSWWatsonALP$34,546,119
115QLDBlairALP$33,732,054
116VICJagajagaALP$32,370,431
117NSWGreenwayALP$31,430,132
118QLDBowmanLNP$30,692,384
119QLDHinklerLNP$28,722,239
120VICCalwellALP$27,763,900
121WATangneyLIBS$26,833,527
122VICDeakinLIBS$24,304,143
123QLDFordeLNP$24,158,751
124VICFlindersLIBS$24,130,914
125QLDOxleyALP$22,770,915
126QLDFisherLNP$22,110,263
127NSWBartonALP$22,075,823
128NSWBlaxlandALP$21,655,058
129NSWBradfieldLIBS$19,053,147
130VICMaribyrnongALP$17,598,583
131WAPearceLIBS$17,558,205
132NSWBerowraLIBS$17,274,869
133NSWMcMahonALP$16,972,959
134VICMenziesLIBS$16,008,804
135NSWMacquarieALP$14,811,798
136NSWBanksLIBS$14,551,622
137QLDWrightLNP$14,507,273
138SAKingstonALP$13,711,525
139NSWWerriwaALP$12,962,702
140VICLalorALP$12,888,528
141QLDDicksonLNP$12,396,713
142VICGortonALP$10,562,055
143SASturtLIBS$10,515,984
144NSWMacarthurALP$10,303,920
145VICLa TrobeLIBS$9,656,074
146QLDPetrieLNP$9,350,588
147NSWPatersonALP$8,621,812
148VICScullinALP$8,562,585
149WABrandALP$8,016,256
150NSWHughesLIBS$7,928,777
151VICHoltALP$1,291,620
152WAMooreLIBS$739,724
Ministers
Portfolios
Outcomes
Agencies
Programs

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 1.1 Foreign Affairs and Trade Operations 0.830B
75 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
270 1.5 Environmental Regulation 0.050B
271 1.1 A Nationally Coordinated System for Organ and Tissue Donation for Transplantation 0.049B
272 2.2 Plant and Animal Health 0.049B
273 1.1 Torres Strait Regional Development 0.048B
274 1.8 Dairy Industry 0.048B
275 1.1 Management of maritime heritage 0.048B
276 3.1 Sport and Recreation 0.047B
277 1.1 Communications regulation, planning and licensing 0.045B
278 1.2 Parliament House works Program 0.045B
279 2.7 Hospital Services 0.044B
280 1.1 Australian Public Service Commission 0.044B
281 3.1 War Graves 0.044B
282 1.1 Australian Fisheries Management Authority 0.044B
283 2.7 International Education Support 0.043B
284 2.1 Reducing Australias Greenhouse Gas Emissions 0.043B
285 1.1 Assurance Audit Services 0.043B
286 1.2 National Capital Estate 0.043B
287 1.1 Fisheries Research and Development Corporation 0.041B
288 2.1 Family Court of Australia 0.041B
289 1.2 Operation of a National Register of Security Interests in Personal Property 0.041B
290 1.1 Regulation and advice 0.040B
291 1.1 Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman 0.040B
292 2.4 Resources 0.039B
293 1.1 Collect, preserve and share the national audiovisual collection 0.039B
294 1.1 Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation 0.038B
295 2.1 Public Sector Governance 0.038B
296 1.4 Conservation of Australias Heritage and Environment 0.037B
297 1 Regulatory oversight of Safety Cases, Wells Operations Management Plans and Environment Plans coupled with effective monitoring, investigation and enforcement 0.037B
298 1.2 Coordination and Evaluation 0.036B
299 1.1 Assessments and Reports 0.036B
300 4.2 Commonwealth Courts Registry Services 0.035B
301 1.1 Education, compliance and enforcement 0.035B
302 1.1 Productivity Commission 0.035B
303 1.1 Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority 0.035B
304 3.2 Commemorative Activities 0.034B
305 1.1 Improved Cancer Control 0.034B
306 1.2 Performance Audit Services 0.033B
307 2.6 Service Delivery Office 0.033B
308 1.1 Australia Film Television and Radio School 0.031B
309 1.1.1 Work Health, Safety and Rehabilitation Regulation 0.030B
310 4.1 Housing and Homelessness 0.029B
311 3.2 Overseas Property 0.028B
312 1.1 North Queensland Livestock Industry Recovery 0.028B
313 1.1 Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety 0.028B
314