Parliament’s Portfolio

Dan Repacholi

Dan Repacholi

ALPMember for HunterNSWparliaments 48
  • 48th · Member for Hunter · Labor

Portrait: Wikimedia Commons — State of New South Wales (Department of Education) - Milbrodale Public School (CC BY 4.0). Not a Parliament of Australia image.

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.

18
entries currently declared
0
ASX-listed companies named
2
real-estate declarations
2
liabilities entries
6
gifts and sponsored travel
10 July 2026
register last updated

Counts of register entries currently declared — never an amount.

About these counts

The registers record what is held and not quantity or value, so none of these is an amount. One real-estate entry can cover more than one property, so that figure is a floor rather than a count of properties.

What is declared, at a glance

Declared categories
18current entries
  • Gift5
  • Office held4
  • Trusts2
  • Real estate2
  • Liability2
  • Other (2)3
Declared categories
CategoryCount
Gift5
Office held4
Trusts2
Real estate2
Liability2
Accounts2
Sponsored travel1
Total18
Who each entry is declared for
18current entries
  • Self13
  • Spouse/partner4
  • Dependent child1
Who each entry is declared for
CategoryCount
Self13
Spouse/partner4
Dependent child1
Total18

Entries declared over time

Monthly count of currently-declared entries whose start date the register records. Entries with no stated date are never given one.

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Monthly declaration counts
MonthCount
2021-090
2021-100
2021-110
2021-120
2022-010
2022-020
2022-030
2022-040
2022-050
2022-060
2022-070
2022-080
2022-090
2022-100
2022-110
2022-120
2023-010
2023-020
2023-030
2023-040
2023-050
2023-060
2023-070
2023-080
2023-090
2023-100
2023-110
2023-120
2024-010
2024-020
2024-030
2024-040
2024-050
2024-060
2024-070
2024-080
2024-090
2024-100
2024-110
2024-120
2025-010
2025-020
2025-030
2025-0411
2025-0511
2025-0611
2025-0711
2025-0811
2025-0915
2025-1015
2025-1115
2025-1216
2026-0116
2026-0216
2026-0316
2026-0417
2026-0517
2026-0617
2026-0718
2026-0818

Declared interests

Every published entry we hold for this member, in the register’s own categories and its own words. The registers record location at suburb or area level only. Each entry links to the original document it was read from.

Declared for

Showing 18 of 18 entries.

Declared entries from the Registers of Members’ and Senators’ Interests, in the register’s own words. No column is a quantity or a value; the registers record none.
Source

Trusts (2)

DNA Operations Australia Pty LtdManufacturing
Self
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗
DNA Operations Australia Pty LtdManufacturing
Spouse/partner
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗

Real estate (2)

Nulkaba NSWResidential
Self
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗
Nulkaba NSWResidential
Spouse/partner
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗

Liability (2)

Mortgage on homeSt George
Spouse/partner
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗
Mortgage on residential homeSt George
Self
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗

Accounts (2)

Savings SavingsWestpac St George
Spouse/partner
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗
Savings SavingsWestpac St George
Self
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗

Gift (5)

Received a bottle of Sullivan Cove Double Cask single malt whisky from Sullivan Cove on 13 March 2026
Self
Declared since 7 Apr 202648P ↗
Received a Virgin Australia Beyond membership for 12 months valid through to 17 October 2026
Self
Declared since 9 Dec 202548P ↗
Membership of the QANTAS Chairman's Lounge
Self
Declared since 8 Sept 202548P ↗
Membership of the Virgin Australia Beyond Club
Self
Declared since 8 Sept 202548P ↗
7 June 2025 - Ticket from the Smoke in Broke Festival to attend the festival and participate in the judging of the BBQ competition 5 June 2-25 - 1 ticket from Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association to attend the 2-25 Hunter Valley Legends Awards at Rydges Resort Pokolbin to present awards 29 May 2025 - 2 tickets and hospitality from the NRL to attend the Women's State of Origin in Newcastle at Hunter Stadium 12/04/2025 - 2 tickets from the Newcastle Jets including hospitality to attend the Jets versus Mariners game at Hunter Stadium 11 April 2025 - 1 ticket from HunterNet to attend the HunterNet Industry Excellence Awards dinner to present awards at Newcastle City Hall 28 March 2025 - 1 ticket from Lake Macquarie City Council to attend the 2025 Lake Mac Awards Dinner and present awards at the Belmont 16's Club 3 April 2025 - 2 tickets to attend the Mining and Energy Union Northern 2025 Annual Delegates Meeting Dinner at Rydges Resort Pokolbin 7 April 2025 - 4 tickets and hospitality from Football Australia to attend the Matildas v Korea Republic game at Hunter Stadium 3 July 2025 - 2 tickets from the AFL to attend the North Melbourne v Western Bulldogs game at Marvel Stadium 4 July 2025 - 5 tickets from the AFL to attend the Carlton v Collingwood game at the MCG 9 July 2025 - 3 tickets from the NRL to attend Game 3 of the State of Origin at Accor Stadium 2 August 2025 - 4 tickets from Sportsbet including hospitality to attend the Wallabies v Lions Rugby Test Match at Accor Stadium
Self
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗

Sponsored travel (1)

2 tickets to the 2026 Midwinter Ball on 1 July 2026 from Sportsbet
Self
Declared since 10 July 202648P ↗

Office held (4)

Joined the Harmonie German Club
Self
Declared since 8 Sept 202548P ↗
as a full member Joined the Cessnock League Club as a full member
Self
Declared since 8 Sept 202548P ↗
Cessnock Netball Club Cessnock Swimming Club Cessnock PCYC Gymnastics Singleton Little Athletics Club Cessnock Basketball Association
Dependent child
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗
Life Member of Cessnock Pistol Club Member of the NSW Amateur Pistol Association Member of the Mining and Energy Union Member of the NSW Labor Party Member of the Wine Country Lions Club Member of Pistol Australia
Self
Declared since 12 Apr 202548P ↗

Suburbs represented

Suburbs in Hunter. Representing a suburb has nothing to do with owning anything in it.

165 suburbs

Aberdare · Abermain · Abernethy · Allandale (NSW) · Appletree Flat · Arcadia Vale · Awaba · Balcolyn · Balmoral (Lake Macquarie - NSW) · Barnsley · Belford · Bellbird · Bellbird Heights · Big Ridge · Blackalls Park · Bolton Point · Bonnells Bay · Booragul · Branxton · Bridgman · Brightwaters · Broke (NSW) · Brunkerville · Bulga (NSW) · Buttaba · Camberwell (NSW) · Cameron Park · Carey Bay · Carrowbrook · Cedar Creek (Cessnock - NSW) · Cessnock · Clydesdale (NSW) · Coal Point · Congewai · Cooranbong · Corrabare · Dairy Arm · Dalwood (Singleton - NSW) · Darlington (Singleton - NSW) · Dora Creek · Doyles Creek · Dunolly (NSW) · Dural (Singleton - NSW) · Dyrring · East Branxton · Edgeworth · Elderslie (Singleton - NSW) · Ellalong · Elrington · Eraring · Falbrook · Fassifern (NSW) · Fennell Bay · Fern Gully · Fernances Crossing · Fishing Point · Fordwich · Freemans Waterhole · Garland Valley · Glendon · Glendon Brook · Glennies Creek · Glenridding · Goorangoola · Gouldsville · Gowrie (Singleton - NSW) · Greenlands (Singleton - NSW) · Greta (NSW) · Greta Main · Hambledon Hill · Hebden · Holmesville · Howes Valley · Howick (NSW) · Hunterview · Jerrys Plains · Kearsley · Keinbah · Kilaben Bay · Killingworth (NSW) · Kitchener · Kurri Kurri · Laguna · Lambs Valley (Singleton - NSW) · Leconfield · Lemington · Liddell · Long Point (Singleton - NSW) · Lovedale · Lower Belford · Maison Dieu · Mandalong · Marmong Point · Martinsville · McDougalls Hill · Middle Falbrook · Milbrodale · Millfield · Mirannie · Mirrabooka (NSW) · Mitchells Flat · Morisset · Morisset Park · Mount Olive (Singleton - NSW) · Mount Royal · Mount Thorley · Mount View · Mount Vincent · Mulbring · Murrays Run · Myuna Bay · Neath · North Rothbury · Nulkaba · Obanvale · Olney · Paxton · Paynes Crossing · Pelaw Main · Pelton · Pokolbin · Putty · Quorrobolong · Rathmines · Ravensworth (NSW) · Redbournberry · Reedy Creek (NSW) · Richmond Vale · Rixs Creek · Rothbury · Roughit · Ryhope · Sawyers Gully · Scotts Flat · Seahampton · Sedgefield · Silverwater (Lake Macquarie - NSW) · Singleton (NSW) · Singleton Heights · Singleton Military Area · St Clair (Singleton - NSW) · Stanford Merthyr · Stanhope (NSW) · Sunshine (NSW) · Sweetmans Creek · Teralba · Toronto · Wakefield · Wangi Wangi · Warkworth · Watagan · Wattle Ponds · West Wallsend · Westbrook (NSW) · Weston (NSW) · Whittingham · Windermere Park · Wollemi · Wollombi · Woodrising · Wyee · Wyee Point · Wylies Flat · Yarrawonga Park · Yengo National Park

Register of Members’ Interests / Register of Senators’ Interests, Parliament of Australia — as at 10 July 2026. Original PDF · 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.