See what Australian politicians say, do and disclose
The Open Parliamentary Accountability Exchange brings together Australian parliamentary speeches, votes, political funding and public disclosures. Search the records, trace connections and follow claims back to their original sources.
Money map
Disclosed funding between donors and parties, 1998–99 to 2025–26
Public money
Public disclosure records, dated totals and original sources. Federal and state returns are never summed.
Published political receipts, Commonwealth contracts and grant awards are separate records. Award values are not verified expenditure, and an association does not prove influence.
Federal disclosed receipts
$1,231,077,809 across 866 donor-to-party aggregates in this map export. 11 parties. Export date: 2026-10-03. Coverage: financial years 1998-99 to 2025-26. Source: AEC donation returns via parli.db `donations` table.
- Labor
- Liberal
- LNP
- United Australia Party
- Greens
- Nationals
- Family First
- One Nation
- Katter's Australian Party
- Country Liberal Party
- Centre Alliance
Queensland disclosed receipts
$38,078,035 across 375 donor-to-party aggregates in this map export. 10 parties. Export date: 2026-10-03. Coverage: financial years 2012-13 to 2026-27. Source: ECQ gifts register.
- LNP
- Labor
- Greens
- United Australia Party
- Katter's Australian Party
- One Nation
- Family First
- Animal Justice Party
- Legalise Cannabis
- Shooters, Fishers and Farmers
Victoria disclosed receipts
$2,613,104 across 302 donor-to-party aggregates in this map export. 11 parties. Export date: 2026-10-03. Coverage: financial years 2020-21 to 2026-27. Source: VEC disclosures.
- Labor
- Liberal
- Greens
- Nationals
- Reason Party
- One Nation
- United Australia Party
- Animal Justice Party
- Legalise Cannabis
- Family First
- Shooters, Fishers and Farmers
Commonwealth contracts
$369,653,633,103 in recorded awards across 105,833 contracts. Notices published 2013-01-03 to 2026-10-02. Exported 2026-10-03. Source: AusTender, Department of Finance. Latest contract notice per amendment lineage..
Government suppliers · Government agencies · Grant records · Ask about the record · Sources and methods
An association does not prove influence.
Updated 3 Oct 2026 · AEC annual returns· totals are a floor
Financial years 1998–99 to 2025–26.
Lines connect donors and the parties they gave to. The map shows the largest disclosed donors, not every donor.
Totals are a floor: donations under the disclosure threshold are not reported.
AEC Transparency Register returns, CC BY 4.0 ↗︎.
New bills
All billsChild Support and Family Assistance Legislation Amendment (Ending Financial Abuse in the Child Support Scheme No. 1) Bill 2026
Social Services
Sport Legislation Amendment (World Anti-Doping Code Implementation) Bill 2026
Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
Private Health Insurance (National Joint Replacement Register Levy) Amendment Bill 2026
Health, Disability and Ageing
Updated 4 Oct 2026 · Parliament of Australia
Bills and their dates come from the parliamentary record; each bill page links the official source it was read from.
A bill missing from this list is not evidence it does not exist: the register is still being built.
Just declared
All declarations
Matthew Canavan
The Nationals“Four (4) tickets to Australia v Brazil at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on 29 September 2026 were provided by Football Australia”
Sponsored travel or hospitality · recorded · Register

Chris Bowen
Australian Labor Party“On 26 and 27 September 2026 I was a guest of the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and my accommodation in Jeddah was provided by the Government of KSA.”
Sponsored travel or hospitality · recorded · Register

Chris Bowen
Australian Labor Party“I received office ornaments and mementos from Hon. Bhupinder Yadav, Minister for Environment and Climate Change of India, Hon. Pralhad Joshi, Minister for New and Renewable Energy of India, from Reliance Petroleum and from His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz, Minister of Energy of Saudi Arabia”
Gift · recorded · Register
Updated 9 Oct 2026 · Registers of interests
Registers of Members' and Senators' Interests, 48th Parliament, and Queensland Register of Members' Interests, 58th Parliament.
Entries as declared, not verified by OPAX.
The date is when the register recorded the entry, which can differ from the date of the gift or event. Each entry links to its page in the register.
Reports
All reportsClimate & Energy
Targets, coal, renewables and carbon pricing across the public record.
First Nations
Reconciliation, the Voice, Closing the Gap and native title across the public record.
Gambling
Poker machines, online wagering and reform across the public record.
Housing
Decades of affordability promises, negative gearing fights and supply debates.
Immigration
Border policy, offshore detention and migration levels across the decades.
Media Ownership
Media ownership, regulation and digital platforms across the public record.
Where community funding goes
Explore community infrastructure invitations, published grants and the Centre for Public Integrity’s seat comparison.