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AusGovInfo 14th Aug 2020

To find your local electorates in each page triggered by the buttons in the menu above, click on the black 'Locate' button and give the browser a moment to reload.

Alternatively, if you want all the data from all the projects in a single page, click an electorate from the drop down list. This shows grants, donations, franking credits, charity financials and interests all in the same page.

If you click through to the charities, grants or political donations project you will see that all these projects have been radically revammped to improve usability.

Franking credits calculated on the fly combining the Dividends Franking Credit (Individuals and Share Franking Credit (Partnerships) based on 2017-18 ATO data Table 6A. Other fields also provided by postcode from the same table.

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	Electorate	Party	Individuals	Partnerships	Total
1	WENTWORTH	LIBS	433.78	317.53	751.31
2	HIGGINS	LIBS	330.15	326.50	656.65
3	CURTIN	LIBS	234.23	375.46	609.69
4	GOLDSTEIN	LIBS	212.65	183.63	396.27
5	WARRINGAH	IND	225.75	150.09	375.84
6	NORTH SYDNEY	LIBS	240.28	114.20	354.48
7	MACKELLAR	LIBS	228.85	112.03	340.88
8	BRADFIELD	LIBS	230.19	102.83	333.02
9	SYDNEY	ALP	181.36	87.82	269.19
10	ADELAIDE	ALP	145.72	114.82	260.54
11	RYAN	LNP	127.74	112.12	239.87
12	MACNAMARA	ALP	122.13	113.45	235.58
13	BENNELONG	LIBS	166.74	65.35	232.09
14	KINGSFORD SMITH	ALP	154.43	76.99	231.42
15	KOOYONG	LIBS	128.25	88.15	216.39
16	BRISBANE	LNP	119.08	95.41	214.50
17	MELBOURNE	GREENS	111.10	99.33	210.43
18	COOK	LIBS	158.02	51.78	209.80
19	BEROWRA	LIBS	143.28	51.03	194.31
20	COOPER	ALP	113.54	79.26	192.80
21	BONNER	LNP	110.33	79.16	189.49
22	BOOTHBY	LIBS	104.89	69.04	173.93
23	REID	LIBS	127.86	42.69	170.55
24	MITCHELL	LIBS	124.24	45.70	169.94
25	MONCRIEFF	LNP	104.30	62.60	166.90
26	FAIRFAX	LNP	101.14	63.77	164.91
27	MCPHERSON	LNP	86.94	71.76	158.70
28	STIRLING	LIBS	90.09	67.47	157.56
29	FREMANTLE	ALP	90.46	65.08	155.55
30	CORANGAMITE	ALP	87.38	63.72	151.10
31	FADDEN	LNP	94.12	56.61	150.73
32	JAGAJAGA	ALP	88.12	57.64	145.76
33	ISAACS	ALP	97.70	47.10	144.80
34	FLINDERS	LIBS	89.65	52.46	142.11
35	CHISHOLM	LIBS	90.99	39.85	130.83
36	MENZIES	LIBS	88.60	39.31	127.90
37	SWAN	LIBS	68.60	57.27	125.87
38	CAPRICORNIA	LNP	78.08	45.43	123.51
39	HUNTER	ALP	90.61	32.48	123.10
40	DUNKLEY	ALP	79.93	42.63	122.56
41	HINDMARSH	ALP	73.80	48.72	122.51
42	CALARE	NATS	89.37	29.12	118.49
43	FARRER	LIBS	80.58	37.10	117.68
44	GRIFFITH	ALP	63.52	53.43	116.95
45	BANKS	LIBS	85.71	26.46	112.17
46	NEWCASTLE	ALP	76.70	35.32	112.02
47	TANGNEY	LIBS	55.33	53.35	108.69
48	MOORE	LIBS	55.36	53.25	108.61
49	ROBERTSON	LIBS	83.13	24.76	107.89
50	BALLARAT	ALP	67.64	39.93	107.58
51	MAYO	CA	61.98	39.12	101.10
52	GROOM	LNP	61.45	39.36	100.80
53	BOWMAN	LNP	63.34	36.37	99.70
54	MARIBYRNONG	ALP	54.99	42.91	97.90
55	CASEY	LIBS	56.14	40.37	96.52
56	FORREST	LIBS	57.26	38.94	96.20
57	HUME	LIBS	66.04	25.99	92.03
58	DEAKIN	LIBS	65.70	25.97	91.67
59	DICKSON	LNP	50.66	39.61	90.28
60	GRAYNDLER	ALP	62.58	27.48	90.05
61	WHITLAM	ALP	63.68	25.44	89.12
62	KENNEDY	KP	57.91	30.59	88.50
63	RICHMOND	ALP	51.84	36.04	87.88
64	BENDIGO	ALP	58.28	29.27	87.55
65	BEAN	ALP	55.60	31.61	87.21
66	BARKER	LIBS	56.29	30.38	86.68
67	DURACK	LIBS	57.92	27.42	85.34
68	LA TROBE	LIBS	49.95	33.40	83.35
69	CANBERRA	ALP	45.05	37.58	82.63
70	INDI	IND	58.19	23.03	81.22
71	CLARK	IND	55.79	24.72	80.51
72	FENNER	ALP	53.49	25.63	79.11
73	BRUCE	ALP	57.26	21.79	79.05
74	HASLUCK	LIBS	46.33	31.34	77.68
75	SHORTLAND	ALP	52.87	24.43	77.30
76	FLYNN	LNP	54.24	22.59	76.83
77	STURT	LIBS	41.81	33.18	74.99
78	MORETON	ALP	41.97	31.90	73.87
79	CUNNINGHAM	ALP	54.15	19.13	73.29
80	PARKES	NATS	50.51	22.05	72.57
81	BARTON	ALP	54.03	16.70	70.73
82	GELLIBRAND	ALP	42.58	25.94	68.52
83	WIDE BAY	LNP	46.87	21.49	68.36
84	O'CONNOR	LIBS	51.20	16.98	68.18
85	COWAN	ALP	42.21	25.17	67.39
86	BRAND	ALP	38.91	28.45	67.36
87	GIPPSLAND	NATS	48.74	17.34	66.08
88	EDEN-MONARO	ALP	46.79	17.39	64.18
89	ASTON	LIBS	43.50	19.18	62.68
90	CALWELL	ALP	40.19	22.39	62.59
91	DAWSON	LNP	38.94	23.05	61.99
92	COWPER	NATS	48.33	13.47	61.79
93	PARRAMATTA	ALP	47.12	14.42	61.54
94	OXLEY	ALP	36.88	24.27	61.16
95	MALLEE	NATS	44.57	15.44	60.01
96	LYNE	NATS	46.26	13.50	59.76
97	PERTH	ALP	31.62	27.80	59.41
98	HOTHAM	ALP	36.61	21.88	58.49
99	GILMORE	ALP	44.06	13.05	57.11
100	BURT	ALP	30.90	25.69	56.58
101	NICHOLLS	NATS	35.04	17.85	52.89
102	NEW ENGLAND	NATS	39.93	12.96	52.89
103	WANNON	LIBS	38.35	14.38	52.73
104	CORIO	ALP	29.55	22.75	52.30
105	FOWLER	ALP	39.71	11.68	51.39
106	LILLEY	ALP	33.75	17.37	51.12
107	PATERSON	ALP	38.81	12.04	50.85
108	PAGE	NATS	35.14	15.16	50.30
109	FISHER	LNP	33.39	15.90	49.29
110	GREY	LIBS	32.51	16.66	49.17
111	LINDSAY	LIBS	36.39	11.71	48.11
112	SOLOMON	ALP	34.30	13.75	48.04
113	PEARCE	LIBS	27.34	18.71	46.06
114	MCEWEN	ALP	30.73	15.10	45.83
115	MACQUARIE	ALP	34.85	10.34	45.19
116	MARANOA	LNP	26.38	18.02	44.40
117	BLAIR	ALP	27.16	15.94	43.10
118	LONGMAN	LNP	28.65	14.43	43.09
119	BASS	LIBS	27.10	15.90	43.00
120	DOBELL	ALP	31.89	10.23	42.12
121	MONASH	LIBS	28.58	13.38	41.96
122	FRANKLIN	ALP	25.92	15.12	41.04
123	HUGHES	LIBS	28.28	11.23	39.51
124	GREENWAY	ALP	27.64	11.33	38.96
125	BRADDON	LIBS	21.90	15.20	37.10
126	RANKIN	ALP	21.86	15.18	37.04
127	FRASER	ALP	24.97	11.62	36.60
128	PETRIE	LNP	19.89	15.11	35.00
129	WILLS	ALP	21.84	12.94	34.77
130	BLAXLAND	ALP	28.86	5.79	34.65
131	HOLT	ALP	23.99	9.78	33.76
132	LALOR	ALP	19.66	12.34	32.00
133	LEICHHARDT	LNP	21.98	9.97	31.94
134	MAKIN	ALP	20.79	11.11	31.90
135	LINGIARI	ALP	21.46	9.66	31.12
136	CANNING	LIBS	17.41	12.90	30.31
137	FORDE	LNP	16.92	11.98	28.90
138	HINKLER	LNP	21.37	5.90	27.27
139	RIVERINA	NATS	18.79	7.93	26.73
140	SCULLIN	ALP	17.01	8.77	25.78
141	HERBERT	LNP	15.35	10.17	25.51
142	WRIGHT	LNP	15.35	9.45	24.80
143	GORTON	ALP	18.79	5.56	24.34
144	SPENCE	ALP	15.42	6.22	21.64
145	MCMAHON	ALP	16.80	4.36	21.16
146	LYONS	ALP	14.16	5.60	19.76
147	CHIFLEY	ALP	16.68	2.70	19.38
148	MACARTHUR	ALP	13.49	5.35	18.84
149	KINGSTON	ALP	10.53	5.05	15.58
150	WATSON	ALP	11.35	2.64	13.99
151	WERRIWA	ALP	8.23	2.12	10.35

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This new project geocodes data to let you see important information for your local area by electorate, directing you to the decision maker to lobby for each dataset. You can see all electorates at once on page load or you can click the geolocation button to let the browser focus on your local area. Franking credits near me displays tax data for a range of variables including totaling franking credits received by individuals and from shares and partnerships. Grants near me shows Commonwealth grants by electorate. Click on the electorate link through to the grants project to see much more detail on each electorate from the grants project. Charites near me provides aggregated financial data from charities by electorate. Click through to the charities project updated welfare recipient numbers including both JobSeeker and JobKeeper by electorate with charity financial data aggregated by electorate to allow charities, advocates and decision makers to see the financial health of charities in each electorate and the number of welfare recipients they may be dealing with as a result of Covid-19. Influencers near me provides payments to political parties (including non-donations) by area. You can see who has made payments to parties near you and click through to the donations project to map by donor, category (eg business, individual, trusts & estates etc).

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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.

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FORMER DIRECTOR, APPROPRIATIONS MANAGEMENT TEAM, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

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.

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FORMER SENATOR, THE AUSTRALIAN GREENS

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)

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

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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

A COMMUNITY INITIATIVE TO MAKE RACISM, BIGOTRY, MISOGYNY & CLIMATE CHANGE DENIAL LESS PROFITABLE

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 in The Australian against Denise Shrivell who The Australian claimed is resonsible for the Sleeping Giants Australia account.

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.

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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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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.

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