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United Voice

Recipients have declared $1.1M from this donor, to 4 recipients, in their annual returns to the AEC. Source: AEC Transparency Register.

Declared by recipients, all years
$1.1M
To 4 recipients
Reported by the donor, all years
—
No donor return found under this name
Years
7
2010–2011 to 2017–18

About this donor

United Voice was an Australian trade union from 1992 to 2019. It merged with the National Union of Workers to form the United Workers Union in 2019. United Voice was part of the Labor Left faction of the Australian Labor Party.

From the Wikipedia article “United Voice”, available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Matched to this donor by hand.

2017–18

Declared by recipients

$70,000

Reported by the donor, with dates

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No donor return under this name for 2017–18.

    2016–17

    Declared by recipients

    $184,500

    Reported by the donor, with dates

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    No donor return under this name for 2016–17.

      2015–16

      Declared by recipients

      $249,028

      Reported by the donor, with dates

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      No donor return under this name for 2015–16.

        2014–15

        Declared by recipients

        $260,365

        Reported by the donor, with dates

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        No donor return under this name for 2014–15.

          2013–14

          Declared by recipients

          $133,700

          Reported by the donor, with dates

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          No donor return under this name for 2013–14.

            Earlier years: 2010–2011 to 2012–13

            2012–13

            Declared by recipients

            $47,000

            Reported by the donor, with dates

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            No donor return under this name for 2012–13.

              2010–2011

              Declared by recipients

              $116,000

              Reported by the donor, with dates

              —

              No donor return under this name for 2010–2011.

                “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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