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Party

Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch)

Labor
Declared donations, 2005–2006
$795,025
Donors
24
From parties and associated entities
57%
Party money moving within the party, where the donor could be identified

Money in and out, 2005–2006

Total receipts of $5,447,755, by source. Donations are a part of this; public funding is money from electoral commissions, and “Not itemised” is the part the return doesn't break down by payer.

  • Declared donations$795,02515%
  • Public funding (electoral commissions)$00%
  • Other itemised receipts$1,737,10532%
  • Not itemised$2,915,62554%
Total payments
$2,687,329
Debts at 30 June
$173,655

Largest debts, by creditor

  • Australian Taxation OfficeNon-financial$73,005
  • Shannon's WayNon-financial$27,607

Donors in 2005–2006

  1. Progressive Business Association IncAssociated entity of Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) · 2 gifts$450,00056.6% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  2. Reading Entertainment Australia Pty Ltd$75,0009.4% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  3. Tattersalls Holdings Pty Ltd$30,0003.8% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  4. Inghams Enterprises Pty Ltd$25,0003.1% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  5. Macquarie Bank$25,0003.1% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  6. Mitchell Advertising Media Independants$25,0003.1% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  7. Central Equity Limited2 gifts$21,5002.7% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  8. Becton Construction Group$20,0002.5% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  9. Equiset Services Pty Ltd$20,0002.5% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  10. Village Roadshow Ltd$20,0002.5% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  11. John Holland Group Pty Ltd$15,0001.9% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  12. Smorgon Steel Group Ltd$15,0001.9% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  13. John Connolly & Partners Pty Ltd$12,8251.6% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  14. Westpac Banking Corporation$10,0001.3% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  15. Linfox Property Group$5,8000.7% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  16. Schiavello (Vic) Pty Ltd$5,0000.6% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  17. L Binsella Developments$3,3000.4% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  18. JGL Investments Pty Ltd$3,0000.4% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  19. Philip Staindl Consultancy Pty Ltd$3,0000.4% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  20. Eco Petroleum Pty Ltd$2,5000.3% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  21. Mr Marcus Besen$2,5000.3% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  22. Slater & Gordon$2,2000.3% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  23. Chevy Chase Pty Ltd$1,9000.2% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006
  24. A & D R Dadon$1,5000.2% of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006

Share is of declared donations to Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) in 2005–2006. Bar length shows the amount, relative to the largest row.

Only receipts Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) declared as donations in its AEC annual return, from donors who gave it more than the disclosure threshold in the year. Grey rows are gifts from registered parties and their associated entities. Source: AEC Transparency Register.

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