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Twiggy, Clive, Gina: Which political parties did the mining billionaires favour in 2020?


Twiggy, Clive, Gina: Which political parties did the mining billionaires favour in 2020?
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Every year the Australian Electoral Commission releases a trove of financial declarations detailing some of the millions in political donations being made to the nation’s political parties.
A deep dive by
WAtoday into the latest data highlights where the state’s billionaires and resources companies directed funds in 2019-20, as well as the historic trends from several industries over the past two decades.
Companies run by Andrew Forrest, Clive Palmer, and Gina Rinehart all featured in the 2019-20 political donations and receipts release by the Australian Electoral Commission. ....

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The business of buying parties


Palmer used the 2019 federal election to scaremonger about climate policies that could potentially impact his mining interests. He spent $60 million on political advertising for the UAP, which failed to win a seat. Afterwards, he smirked that he had only ever been interested in securing the re-election of the Coalition government.
It’s all legal under the current federal system of political patronage.
Regardless of what the major parties say today, they have resisted changes to the
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. Most recently, they voted against a proposal to adopt state laws banning donations from property developers, instead supporting a system whereby ....

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Enough shrugging: party donation rorts must end


Enough shrugging: party donation rorts must end
February 2, 2021 12.05am
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A report reveals vested interests keep donating millions of dollars to political parties to play their political games (“Secretive donors give $1 billion to political parties”, February 1).
The federal disclosure scheme is not working. We have become a nation of shruggers. Politicians shrug off this and their lack of integrity and accountability. Voters shrug this off as they know that is just what politicians do. Enough of shrugging. We want changes to this system and perhaps action on the problems of climate change will happen.
Bea Hodgson, Gerringong ....

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Hidden donations highlight 'grave weakness of Australian democracy'


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Federal political parties have received $1.1 billion from hidden donors in a trend towards greater secrecy over two decades, says a new report that warns of dangerous failures in the system meant to expose vested interests.
A handful of dominant players have increased their sway over federal politics by making one-quarter of all donations over the period, led by mining magnate Clive Palmer as well as Liberal and union funds.
Big time political party donor, Clive Palmer.
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In a damning assessment of the disclosure regime, the not-for-profit Centre for Public Integrity says voters are being denied crucial facts about who has paid for influence with about $3 billion in party income over two decades. ....

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Australia's weak donation laws allowed $1bn in dark money to go to political parties over two decades | Australian political donations


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Australia’s weak donation laws are allowing political parties to hide the origins of $1bn in income and giving mega-donors the ability to exert disproportionate influence over the system, new analysis suggests.
The Australian Electoral Commission will on Monday release the latest tranche of donations data for the 2019-20 financial year, which will show the largesse shown to parties in the wake of the last federal election.
Ahead of the data’s release, the Centre for Public Integrity released an analysis estimating the volume of dark money – income with an unknown source – given to the parties in the past 20 years. ....

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