Money flowing to the Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch

$11,329,647 flowed to the Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch (2006-07 to 2024-25) from 81 sources; $9,482,242 as donations, $0 public funding. Sources merged and classified, with flows through associated entities.

Total receipts
$11,329,647
2006-07 to 2024-25
Donations
$9,482,242
84% of receipts
Public funding
$0
81 sources in all
What you won't find in the AEC's own listing: one name per source (spelling variants merged), every source labelled (donor, public funding, business income, transfer), party branches added up without double counting, and the routes money takes through related companies and trusts. Amounts through related bodies are estimates. How this differs from the AEC data »

Key facts

What the money is made of

Donors - organisations$9,105,66180%
Business & financial income$1,580,22814%
Donors - individuals$376,5813%
Government & tax$267,1772%

How the money flows

Left to right: original source, any associated body it passed through, then this recipient. Band width is the dollar amount; steps before the last are estimates. Public funding, bank and government income is grouped, and small sources are combined into "Other sources".

JB Were Limited → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $2,918,744TWUSUPER → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $2,790,554Other sources → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $2,603,396Business & financial income → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $1,580,228Bennelong ex 20 Australian Equities Fund → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $279,526Government & tax → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $267,177Magellan Global Fund → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $258,109Zurich Investments → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $250,000Generation Wholesale Global Share Fund → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $194,879Transport Workers Union Super → Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $187,034Bennelong ex 20 Australian Equities Fund: $279,526Bennelong ex 20 Australian E… $279,526Transport Workers Union of Australia SA/NT Branch: $11,329,647Transport Workers Union of A… $11,329,647JB Were Limited: $2,918,744JB Were Limited $2,918,744Other sources: $2,603,396Other sources $2,603,396Government & tax: $267,177Government & tax $267,177Generation Wholesale Global Share Fund: $194,879Generation Wholesale Global … $194,879Transport Workers Union Super: $187,034Transport Workers Union Super $187,034Zurich Investments: $250,000Zurich Investments $250,000TWUSUPER: $2,790,554TWUSUPER $2,790,554Magellan Global Fund: $258,109Magellan Global Fund $258,109Business & financial income: $1,580,228Business & financial income $1,580,228Original sourceRecipient

Who is behind the money

"Direct" is what the AEC return shows this body receiving from that source. "Via associated bodies" is an estimate of money that reached this body through another recipient (for example a company that received from the source, then passed money on).

OriginTypeDirectVia associated bodies (est.)TotalMain route
JB Were LimitedDonors - organisations$2,918,744–$2,918,744
TWUSUPERDonors - organisations$2,790,554–$2,790,554
National Australia BankBusiness & financial income$564,554–$564,554
TWU Super FundBusiness & financial income$376,883–$376,883
Bennelong ex 20 Australian Equities FundDonors - organisations$279,526–$279,526
Magellan Global FundDonors - organisations$258,109–$258,109
Zurich InvestmentsDonors - organisations$250,000–$250,000
Generation Wholesale Global Share FundDonors - organisations$194,879–$194,879
Transport Workers Union SuperDonors - organisations$187,034–$187,034
Safework SADonors - individuals$176,000–$176,000
Zurich Investments Unhedged Global Growth Share FundDonors - organisations$172,023–$172,023
Macquarie IFP Global Franchise FundBusiness & financial income$146,010–$146,010
ISS Facility Services Australia LimitedGovernment & tax$143,940–$143,940
Arrowstreet Global Equity FundDonors - organisations$137,337–$137,337
Macquarie Winton Global Alpha FundBusiness & financial income$118,934–$118,934
Australian Taxation OfficeGovernment & tax$107,172–$107,172
JBWEREDonors - organisations$100,000–$100,000
Macquarie True Index Australian Fixed Interest FundBusiness & financial income$97,974–$97,974
Qantas Pty LtdDonors - organisations$94,725–$94,725
AUSCAP Long Short Australian Equities FundDonors - organisations$76,117–$76,117
Suncorp GroupDonors - organisations$75,000–$75,000
Origin Energy LimitedDonors - organisations$72,247–$72,247
Kapstream Wholesale Absolute Return Income FundDonors - organisations$71,046–$71,046
PIMCO Global Credit FundDonors - organisations$66,559–$66,559
APA GroupDonors - organisations$65,253–$65,253
CFS Generation WS Global ShareDonors - organisations$64,266–$64,266
SouthlinkDonors - organisations$61,475–$61,475
Bennelong Market Neutral FundDonors - organisations$60,297–$60,297
SA Gov - Safework SADonors - organisations$60,000–$60,000
TOLL Australia Pty LtdDonors - organisations$59,693–$59,693
Zurich Unhedged Global Growth Share FundDonors - organisations$55,573–$55,573
Arrowstreet Global Credit FundDonors - organisations$51,916–$51,916
Linfox Australia Pty LtdDonors - organisations$50,780–$50,780
Fidelity Future Leaders FundDonors - organisations$50,000–$50,000
WaveStone Australian Share FundDonors - organisations$50,000–$50,000
Greenscape Wholesale High Conviction FundDonors - organisations$50,000–$50,000
IFP Global Franchise HedgedDonors - individuals$49,814–$49,814
Greencape Wholesale High Conviction FundDonors - organisations$48,662–$48,662
Janus Henderson Australian Fixed Interest FundBusiness & financial income$47,197–$47,197
Payden Global Income Opportunities FundDonors - organisations$44,069–$44,069

Funding tree

Largest direct sources. Open an entry to see who funded it (estimated, same financial years).

Where this body sends money

RecipientRelationshipYearsTotal
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)to its party1998-99 to 2007-08$263,801
Transport Workers Union of Australia - Federal Councilto a sibling entity2006-07 to 2008-09$111,561
Australian Labor Party (Northern Territory) Branchto its party1998-99 to 2002-03$7,523

By financial year

YearDonationsTransfersPublic fundingBusiness & otherTotal
2024-25$568,759$0$0$71,075$639,834
2023-24$439,604$0$0$243,355$682,959
2022-23$292,930$0$0$182,649$475,579
2021-22$767,683$0$0$282,981$1,050,664
2020-21$337,649$0$0$97,974$435,623
2019-20$303,813$0$0$130,367$434,180
2018-19$1,226,894$0$0$237,045$1,463,939
2017-18$624,620$0$0$0$624,620
2016-17$651,901$0$0$27,400$679,301
2015-16$2,144,426$0$0$0$2,144,426
2014-15$232,416$0$0$0$232,416
2013-14$201,947$0$0$0$201,947
2012-13$189,757$0$0$0$189,757
2011-12$713,083$0$0$16,065$729,148
2010-11$160,373$0$0$0$160,373
2009-10$229,254$0$0$0$229,254
2008-09$104,270$0$0$193,615$297,885
2007-08$292,863$0$0$0$292,863
2006-07$0$0$0$364,879$364,879

About this data

Returns report yearly totals, not individual transactions, so amounts passing through related bodies are estimated by apportioning what an intermediary passed on across the sources that funded it that year. Names are merged only when the spelling clearly refers to the same body, so one entity can still appear under more than one name. Donors are organisations or individuals giving money; public funding is paid by electoral commissions; business and financial income is bank interest, payment processors and similar; transfers are money moved from a related party body, company or trust.

Source: Australian Electoral Commission, Transparency Register annual returns (Detailed Receipts, Associated Entity Returns, Party Returns). Not an official AEC publication. Updated 13 October 2026. See the About popup for what we add and for licensing.