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What federal parliamentarians declare in the Registers of Members’ and Senators’ Interests — the companies, the suburbs, and how the declarations change. The registers record what is held; they do not record quantity or value.

491
parliamentarians
22,097
entries currently declared
349
ASX-listed companies declared
1,505
declared real-estate entries
7,059
gifts & sponsored travel entries
1,629
declared liabilities entries

Counts of register entries and of the things they name — never an amount.

About these counts

A real-estate entry can list more than one address, so that figure is a floor on what was declared, not a tally of properties.

The first tile counts everyone we hold an identity for, in both chambers; 173 of them are senators. The remaining tiles count the register. The Registers of Senators’ Interests are tabled as combined Senate volumes. We have read the recent volumes into this site; older, scanned volumes are not read yet, so a senator’s declared interests can be incomplete for their earlier parliaments. What is missing is our coverage, not their declarations.

Every parliamentarian, and what they declare

The Registers of Senators’ Interests are tabled as combined Senate volumes. We have read the recent volumes into this site; older, scanned volumes are not read yet, so a senator’s declared interests can be incomplete for their earlier parliaments. What is missing is our coverage, not their declarations.

Federal parliamentarians and what they currently declare in the Registers of Members’ and Senators’ Interests. Every column is a count of declared entries; the registers record no quantity or value.
Jason Clare
Jason Clare
Blaxland · NSWALP
525
Marise Payne
Marise Payne
Senator for NSWLIB
340
Richard Marles
Richard Marles
Corio · VICALP
257
Tony Abbott
Tony Abbott
Warringah · NSWIND
253
Malcolm Turnbull
Malcolm Turnbull
Wentworth · NSWIND
249
Anthony Albanese
Anthony Albanese
Grayndler · NSWALP
243
Madeleine King
Madeleine King
Brand · WAALP
233
Barnaby Joyce
Barnaby Joyce
New England · NSWNP
228
Scott Morrison
Scott Morrison
Cook · NSWLP
227
Bridget McKenzie
Bridget McKenzie
Senator for VICNP
218
Helen Haines
Helen Haines
Indi · VICIND
215
Paul Fletcher
Paul Fletcher
Bradfield · NSWIND
202
Bill Shorten
Bill Shorten
Maribyrnong · VICALP
167
Clive Palmer
Clive Palmer
Fairfax · QLDLNP
161
RC
Ross Cadell
Senator for NSWNP
155
Connie Fierravanti-Wells
Connie Fierravanti-Wells
Senator for NSWLIB
146
Anika Wells
Anika Wells
Lilley · QLDALP
146
Susan Templeman
Susan Templeman
Macquarie · NSWALP
144
Scott Buchholz
Scott Buchholz
Wright · QLDLNP
143
Karen Andrews
Karen Andrews
McPherson · QLDLNP
142
Julian Leeser
Julian Leeser
Berowra · NSWLP
134
Joel Fitzgibbon
Joel Fitzgibbon
Hunter · NSWALP
133
Kelly O'Dwyer
Kelly O'Dwyer
Higgins · VICParty not recorded
133
Don Farrell
Don Farrell
Senator for SAALP
129
Tim Wilson
Tim Wilson
Goldstein · VICLP
128

Showing 1–25 of 491.

How to read these counts

Counts are of entries currently declared. Real-estate entries are register entries under item 3 — some entries list more than one address, so the column is a floor on what was declared, not a tally of properties. The trend plots only entries whose start date the register states; entries with no stated date are not plotted.

Register of Members’ Interests / Register of Senators’ Interests, Parliament of Australia — as at 21 July 2026. Report an error

Recent filings

  • 21 July 2026added
    Barnaby Joyce · Admission ticket to Game 3, 2026 State of Origin Brisbane and hospitality (8 July 2026). Provided by Woodham Petroleum Pty Ltd.
  • 21 July 2026added
    Darren Chester · Mid Winter Ball Tickets provided by Qantas
  • 21 July 2026added
    Darren Chester · Mid Winter Ball Tickets provided by Qantas
  • 21 July 2026added
    Jason Clare · Travel mug, note book, pen and power bank from the University of Notre Dame - received on 21 July 2026 - valued at $100
Every addition and removal →

Coverage

This page covers the 44th, 45th and 48th Parliaments in full. We have read only part of the 46th and 47th Parliaments — this member’s own document may be among those still unread. An empty section below means we have no recorded entry — not that the member declared nothing.

Recent activity

0 entries entered or left the registers in the last 7 days, across 0 members.

Over 30 days: 0 entries across 0 members. A change is an entry appearing in or leaving the register — not a transaction.

Every addition and removal →

Category movement

  • Financial Services7 → 8 (+1)
  • Banks7 → 7 (+0)
  • Capital Goods4 → 4 (+0)

Distinct ASX-listed companies declared in each industry, now and 90 days ago. Dated entries only: an entry whose start date the register does not state is excluded from both sides.

Most-declared ASX-listed companies

Counted by number of members declaring an interest — not by any amount. The bars compare people, nothing more.

Number of federal parliamentarians declaring an interest in each ASX-listed company. A count of declarations, not an amount invested.
CompanyMembers declaring
TLSTelstra Group
52
CBACommonwealth Bank Of Australia.
30
BHPBhp Group
29
NABNational Australia Bank
28
WBCWestpac Banking
28
ANZAnz Group Holdings
20
WESWesfarmers
19
AMPAmp
15
IAGInsurance Australia Group
14
S32South32
14
WOWWoolworths Group
13
CSLCsl
11
MQGMacquarie Group
11
QANQantas Airways
10
RIORio Tinto
9
STOSantos
9
SUNSuncorp Group
9
COLColes Group Limited.
8
AMCAmcor
7
MPLMedibank Private
7
SHLSonic Healthcare
7
LLCLendlease Group
6
QBEQbe Insurance Group
6
TCLTransurban Group
6
WPLWoodside Petroleum
6
AFIAustralian Foundation Investment Company
5
ARGArgo Investments
5
COHCochlear
5
NHFNib Holdings
5
TWETreasury Wine Estates
5
AGOAtlas Iron
4
BLDBORAL LIMITED.
4
FMGFortescue
4
HVNHarvey Norman Holdings
4
LYCLynas Rare Earths
4
ORIOrica
4
SCGScentre Group
4
VCXVicinity Centres
4
WDSWoodside Energy Group
4
AGLAgl Energy Limited.
3
ALDAmpol
3
APAApa Group
3
AZJAurizon Holdings
3
BENBendigo And Adelaide Bank
3
BOQBank Of Queensland Limited.
3
BSLBluescope Steel
3
CWNCrown Resorts
3
DRRDeterra Royalties
3
GMGGoodman Group
3
GNCGraincorp
3
IPLINCITEC PIVOT LIMITED
3
MYRMyer Holdings
3
MYSMystate
3
ORAOrora
3
ORGOrigin Energy
3
OSHOil Search
3
PPTPerpetual
3
PRYPrimary Health Care
3
RHCRamsay Health Care
3
SEKSeek
3
VASVngd Aus Shares Etf Units
3
VESGVngd Ethi Intl Shs Etf Units
3
WFDWestfield Corp Stapled
3
WJLWebjet Group
3
A2MThe A2 Milk Company
2
AACAustralian Agricultural Company Limited.
2
AEVAvenira
2
AJMAltura Mining
2
ASXAsx
2
BKWBRICKWORKS LIMITED
2
BXBBrambles
2
CCPCredit Corp Group
2
CGFChallenger
2
CLHCollection House
2
CTOCitigold
2
DXSDexus
2
EDVEndeavour Group
2
FAIREtasharesfair Etf Etf Units
2
FNDFindi
2
GPTGpt Group
2
IAAIshs Asia 50 Etf Etf Units
2
IAFIshares Comp Bnd. Etf Units
2
ILUIluka Resources
2
IOOIshs Global 100 Etf Etf Units
2
IVVIshares S&P 500 Etf Etf Units
2
KAIKairos Minerals
2
NDQBetasharesnasdaq100 Etf Units
2
NHCNew Hope
2
NSTNorthern Star Resources
2
PNVPolynovo
2
REARea Group
2
RMDResmed
2
SGPStockland
2
SRSSpicers
2
TAHTabcorp Holdings
2
VGSVngd Intl Shares Etf Units
2
VOCVocus Group
2
VTSVngd Us Total Market
2
WHCWhitehaven Coal
2
WLEWam Leaders
2
XYZBlock, Inc.
2
1MCMorella
1
3DPPointerra
1
4DS4ds Memory
1
5GN5g Networks Limited.
1
A200Betaaustralia200etf Etf Units
1
AAABetasharescashetf Etf Units
1
AAIAlcoa
1
AARAstral Resources Nl
1
AAXAusenco
1
ABCADBRI LIMITED
1
ACMAustralian Critical Minerals
1
AEJRedbank Energy
1
AHGAutomotive Holdings.
1
AHXApiam Animal Health
1
ALCAlcidion Group
1
ALQAls
1
ALXAtlas Arteria
1
ALYAlchemy Resources
1
ANNAnsell
1
APXAppen
1
AQCAustralian Pacific Coal
1
ARFArena Reit.
1
ATGArticore Group
1
ATOMGbl X Uranium Etf Units
1
AVHAvita Medical Inc.
1
AVLAustralian Vanadium
1
AVQAxiom Mining
1
AWCALUMINA LIMITED
1
AYSAmaysim Aus
1
AZLARIZONA LITHIUM LIMITED
1
BAPBapcor
1
BCBBowen Coking Coal
1
BGABega Cheese
1
BKLBlackmores
1
BLTBenitec Biopharma
1
BOCBougainville Copper
1
BUBBubs Australia
1
CCECarnegie Clean Energy
1
CDACodan
1
CDMCadence Capital
1
CDTCastle Minerals
1
CGCCosta Group Holdings
1
CIAChampion Iron
1
CIMCimic Group
1
CIPCenturia Industrial Reit
1
CLYClancy Exploration
1
COFCenturia Office Reit
1
COIComet Ridge
1
CTXCaltex Australia
1
CVOCover-More Grp
1
CVWClearview Wealth
1
CXPCorporate Express
1
CZRCzr Resources
1
DDRDicker Data
1
DEGDE GREY MINING LIMITED
1
DGTDigico Infrastructure Reit
1
DJRESpdr Dj Gbl Reit Esg Etf Units
1
DOUDOUUGH LIMITED
1
DOWDowner Edi
1
DRODroneshield
1
DTECGblxdtec Etf Units
1
DTLData#3
1
DXIDexus Industria Reit.
1
DYLDeep Yellow
1
EHEEstia Health
1
EMBEmbelton
1
EMLEml Payments
1
EOSElectro Optic Systems Holdings
1
EQREq Resources
1
ERLEmpire Resources
1
ERTHBetashareserth Etf Etf Units
1
ESHEsports Mogul
1
ETHIBetasharesethi Etf Etf Units
1
EVEEve Health Group Limited.
1
FARFar
1
FCLFineos Corporation Holdings
1
FEXFenix Resources
1
FGXFuture Generation Australia
1
FLTFlight Centre Travel Group
1
FOXTwenty-First Fox Inc B Voting
1
FTEForte Energy Nl
1
FXJFairfax Media
1
G6MGroup 6 Metals
1
GBNDBetagblgreenbond Etf Units
1
GCYGascoyne Res
1
GDFGarda Property Group
1
GDXVaneck Gold Miners Etf Units
1
GEMG8 Education
1
GLDNIshares Phys Gld Etf Etf Units
1
GMAGenworth Mortgage
1
GOLDGblx Gold Gblx Gold
1
GORGOLD ROAD RESOURCES LIMITED
1
GRRGrange Resources Limited.
1
GWAGwa Group Limited.
1
GXLGreencross
1
HDNHomeco Daily Needs Reit
1
HETHBetasustainabilitych Etf Units
1
HGGHenderson Group
1
HLIHelia Group
1

Showing the 200 most-declared of 349 companies declared in the registers.

Members declaring company interests, by state

Where the members whose registers we have read sit, among those declaring a company interest — a count of people, and a function of how many seats a state has as much as anything else. Senators are not in this count: their registers have not been read into this site.

Number of federal parliamentarians from each state or territory declaring an interest in an ASX-listed company.
StateMembers declaringDistinct companies
NSW
41
82 companies
QLD
29
94 companies
VIC
28
92 companies
WA
21
72 companies
SA
13
57 companies
TAS
9
16 companies
ACT
3
3 companies
NT
2
19 companies

Which parties declare interests in which industries

Each cell counts members, not holdings and not money — a member who declares four banks is one member.

How these cells are counted

The registers record no quantity or value, so nothing here can be weighted by size. Every cell is counted over the registers we have read — both chambers, though older, scanned Senate volumes are not read yet — so a small row can be our coverage rather than that party’s declarations.

Members declaring12–34–78–1213–1920–28
Number of parliamentarians of each party declaring an interest in a company in each industry.
IndustryNot recorded56Labor43Liberal13Liberal National10Nationals9Liberal7Independent5Greens1One Nation1United Australia1
Banks
Materials
Telecommunication Services
Insurance
Financial Services
Consumer Discretionary Distribution & Retail
Consumer Staples Distribution & Retail
Transportation
Energy
Health Care Equipment & Services
Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences
Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
Not Applic
Food, Beverage & Tobacco

Hover a cell. Counts are of PEOPLE — a member declaring four banks is one member. The registers record what is held, never how much.

Showing the 14 most-declared industries. 11 further industries are declared but not shown.

Every parliamentarian

The Registers of Senators’ Interests are tabled as combined Senate volumes. We have read the recent volumes into this site; older, scanned volumes are not read yet, so a senator’s declared interests can be incomplete for their earlier parliaments. What is missing is our coverage, not their declarations.

491 members and senators

Where else this appears

Party funding and donations

A separate source: what registered parties declared receiving each financial year, who the payers were, and which of them are ASX-listed companies, as lodged with the AEC. Party money is not attributable to any individual member.

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Compare two members

Put two members side by side: what each declares, what both declare, and where they differ. Counts only, symmetrically — no score and no ranking between them.

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Declared interests in companies carrying short interest →
Recent register additions and removals →

Method & caveats

Australian federal parliamentarians must declare certain interests in the Register of Members’ Interests (House of Representatives) and the Register of Senators’ Interests. For holdings — shares, real estate, trusts, liabilities, assets — the registers record what is held and do not record quantity, value, purchase price or income. Nothing on this page states or implies the size of any holding, any gain or loss, or any trading activity.

Two items are different, because the form itself asks for a value: gifts and sponsored travel. Where a member stated an amount there, it appears as they wrote it. That figure is the declared value of a gift or a trip — never the size of a holding, and never a total.

Dates are the dates a declaration appeared in, or was removed from, the register — not transaction dates. A removal can mean an asset was disposed of, a declaration was corrected, or the member left parliament.

Company names are free text as written by the member. We link a declaration to an ASX listing only on an exact normalised match, a ticker the member stated, or a human-verified alias, so many declarations appear as text only. Real-estate declarations are suburb- or area-level; the registers contain no street addresses, and some declared locations do not map to a single ABS suburb.

Rows are declared as held by the member (“Self”), their spouse or partner, or a dependent child, exactly as the register records them. Members’ seats, parties and chambers change between parliaments.

Extracted from primary PDFs published by the Parliament of Australia; parliamentary material, © Commonwealth of Australia. Corrections are annotated, not silently applied. Not financial advice.