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Parliament’s Portfolio

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.

319
parliamentarians
parliaments 44–48
20198
declared entries
297
ASX-listed companies
matched to a listing
335
suburbs
with declared property

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
45
BHPBhp Group
24
CBACommonwealth Bank Of Australia.
23
NABNational Australia Bank
22
WBCWestpac Banking
21
WESWesfarmers
17
ANZAnz Group Holdings
16
AMPAmp
13
S32South32
13
IAGInsurance Australia Group
12
MQGMacquarie Group
10
WOWWoolworths Group
10

Parliamentarians

319 members and senators covered. Counts are of declared entries that matched a listing or a suburb.

Where else this appears

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

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.