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Australian Unity

Recipients have declared $66,479 from this donor, to 3 recipients, in their annual returns to the AEC. The latest dated gift in the donor's own returns is $1,773 to Higgins 200 Club LIB-VIC on 11 May 2012. Source: AEC Transparency Register.

Declared by recipients, all years
$66,479
To 3 recipients
Reported by the donor, all years
$191,197
43 dated gifts
Years
6
2004–2005 to 2011–12

2011–12

Declared by recipients

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No recipient declared a donation from this name in 2011–12.

    Reported by the donor, with dates

    $24,932
    • 11 May 2012Higgins 200 Club LIB-VIC$1,773
    • 4 Apr 2012Liberal Party of Australia LIB-FED$9,800
    • 28 Dec 2011Aston Liberal Federal Electorate Conference LIB-VIC$7,500
    • 10 Aug 2011Australian Labor Party ALP-FED$4,596
    • 22 July 2011The Liberal Party of Australia (Victoria Division) LIB-VIC$1,263

    2010–2011

    Declared by recipients

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    No recipient declared a donation from this name in 2010–2011.

      Reported by the donor, with dates

      $23,690
      • 27 June 2011Progressive Business Association ALP-VIC$7,090
      • 22 June 2011The Liberal Party of Australia LIB-FED$800
      • 5 May 2011The Liberal Party of Australia LIB-FED$2,800
      • 5 May 2011The Liberal Party of Australia LIB-FED$2,800
      • 5 May 2011The Liberal Party of Australia LIB-FED$2,800
      • 18 Apr 2011Liberal National Party$800
      • 19 July 2010Higgins 200 Club LIB VIC$4,800
      • 16 July 2010The Liberal Party of Australia LIB-FED$1,800

      2008–2009

      Declared by recipients

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      No recipient declared a donation from this name in 2008–2009.

        Reported by the donor, with dates

        $19,496
        • 4 June 2009Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division)$950
        • 26 May 2009Liberal Party (W.A. Division) Inc.$200
        • 23 Apr 2009Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch)$1,100
        • 22 Jan 2009Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch)$56
        • 24 Nov 2008Liberal Party of Australia$10,500
        • 11 Nov 2008Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division)$1,000
        • 30 Sept 2008Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch)$990
        • 17 Sept 2008Australian Labor Party (ALP)$2,200
        • 10 Sept 2008Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division$1,100
        • 10 Sept 2008Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division$1,100
        • 19 Aug 2008Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division)$300

        2007–2008

        Declared by recipients

        $40,000

        Reported by the donor, with dates

        $60,700
        • 15 Apr 2008Australian Labor Party (N.S.W. Branch)$8,250
        • 20 Dec 2007Australian Labor Party (ALP)$20,000
        • 19 Nov 2007Australian Labor Party (ALP)$1,950
        • 5 Oct 2007Liberal Party of Australia$5,600
        • 10 Sept 2007Australian Labor Party (ALP)$4,900
        • 11 July 2007Liberal Party of Australia (S.A. Division)$20,000

        2005–2006

        Declared by recipients

        $16,500

        Reported by the donor, with dates

        $37,975
        • 31 May 2006Higgins 200 Club$1,075
        • 10 May 2006Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division - NSW$1,000
        • 7 Apr 2006Higgins 200 Club$16,500
        • 3 Apr 2006Higgins 200 Club$11,000
        • 2 Feb 2006Higgins 200 Club$800
        • 20 Oct 2005Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) - VIC$7,500
        • 30 Aug 2005Higgins 200 Club$100
        Earlier years: 2004–2005 to 2004–2005

        2004–2005

        Declared by recipients

        $9,979

        Reported by the donor, with dates

        $24,404
        • 30 June 2005Higgins 200 Club$1,075
        • 3 May 2005Liberal Party of Australia, NSW Division - NSW$250
        • 22 Apr 2005Higgins 200 Club$9,979
        • 19 Apr 2005Higgins 200 Club$11,000
        • 1 Sept 2004Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) - VIC$1,000
        • 10 Aug 2004Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch) - WA$1,100

        “Declared by recipients” is from the annual returns of the parties, entities and MPs who received the money; “Reported by the donor” is from the donor's own annual returns, the only source with a date on each gift. They often differ (timing, how a gift is split or named, or a return not lodged), so they're shown side by side and never added. A gift must be reported once the donor's gifts to that recipient in the year total more than the disclosure threshold. Dates outside the return's financial year (usually typos) are shown as lodged but not used. Spellings that differ only in capitals, punctuation or company suffixes are combined. Source: AEC Transparency Register.

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