Andrew Wallace

We estimate Andrew Wallace received a parliamentary salary of: $239,270

Based on the Remuneration Tribunal base salary of $239,270 plus any additional allowance for ministerial, shadow or office-holder roles held at time of generation.

• Latest quarter total: $146,931
• Office Consumables and Services: $2,730
• Printing and Communications: $24,043
• Publications: $136
• Travel Allowance: $19,690
• Telecommunications - Residential - Official: $873
• Telecommunications - Usage: $272
• Private-Plated Vehicle: $4,122
• COMCAR: $7,014
• Parliamentary Duties: $30
• Fares: $20,416
• Domestic Travel: $20,772
• Office Facilities - Not stated: $46,833

• PM pledges to ‘do everything we can to protect Australia’ amid Iran fuel crisis – as it happened
• Fuel supply and Middle East conflict dominate political debate – as it happened
• Angus Taylor unveils Coalition frontbench with Tim Wilson as shadow treasurer and Nationals returned
• Morning Mail: Australians sent back to Syrian camps, the messy rise in inheritance fights, T20 World Cup woe
• New leader targets immigration in first comments after spill – as it happened
• Thousands gather at Melbourne Herzog protest – as it happened
• Shadow attorney general says it would be unacceptable to ‘effectively knife’ first female Liberal leader – as it happened
• The Coalition has a much-needed chance to hold Labor to account – if they can stop talking about themselves | Josh Butler
• Man charged over allegedly giving Nazi salute to Jewish students at Melbourne airport – as it happened
• Spotlight remains on a Coalition in chaos as parliament returns, with splits and spills looming over policy

• Andrew Wallace becomes the new speaker – a role that’s never been more important in Australian politics (2021-11-23)
  John Hawkins, Stephen Wilks
  Andrew Wallace has been appointed to the increasingly important role of speaker of the House of Representatives.
• The death of the open-plan office? Not quite, but a revolution is in the air (2020-06-22)
  Andrew Wallace
  Even in the time of COVID-19, strong forces pull us back to the office.
• Indigenous Australians are crucial to hitting our 2035 climate targets. That transition has to be fairer (2025-09-25)
  Duygu Yengin, Andrew Taylor, Rohan Best, Ruth Wallace
  Energy stress is a significantly bigger problem for Indigenous households. Indigenous communities also need a genuine say on renewable or mineral projects on their land.
• Politics with Michelle Grattan: Christmas can’t come too soon for Morrison (2021-11-23)
  Michelle Grattan
  Michelle Grattan discusses politics with politics + society editor, Amanda Dunn
• Angus Taylor defeats Sussan Ley by hefty margin of 34-17 as Liberal leader (2026-02-12)
  Michelle Grattan
  Angus Taylor has defeated Sussan Ley for Liberal leader by a hefty margin of 34-17, giving him strong authority.
• Sussan Ley announces (another) frontbench reshuffle (2025-10-13)
  Michelle Grattan
  Sussan Ley has reshuffled her frontbench team again after Liberal Andrew Haste resigned as Shadow Minister of Home Affairs over immigration concerns .
• Parliament condemns antisemitism, but can’t avoid the blame game (2025-02-04)
  Michelle Grattan
  Independent Allegra Spender spearheaded a condemnation of antisemitism by federal parliament – but the debate was mired in partisanship.
• Gender quotas are the only way for the Liberals to go: Simon Birmingham (2025-05-06)
  Michelle Grattan
  The Liberals’ former Senate leader Simon Birmingham has warned the party that serious changes will be needed to better reflect modern Australia.
• Anthony Albanese joins Canadian and NZ prime ministers in calling for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war (2023-12-12)
  Michelle Grattan
  The leaders called on Israel to ‘respect international humanitarian law’, and said Hamas has no place in the future governance of Gaza.
• Are most people on the Newstart unemployment benefit for a short or long time? (2019-07-23)
  Peter Whiteford
  Many people enter and leave Newstart quickly. But most of those on it have been on it for a long time.
• Adelaide University
  Adelaide University
  Andrew Wallace is the program director of Interior Architecture at The University of South Australia. Andrew has been working in the design industry for more than 35 years as a practitioner and academic…
• View from The Hill: Ley’s in a no-win situation as warring Liberal tribes battle over net zero (2025-11-11)
  Michelle Grattan
  As Liberals prepare for Wednesday’s party meeting to discuss climate policy, Sussan Ley might be wondering why she stood for leader in the first place.
• Liberal revolt removes all discrimination against gay and transgender children (2022-02-09)
  Michelle Grattan
  In a humiliation rebuff to Scott Morrison, a revolt by Liberal backbenchers has struck down the provisions of the sex discrimination legislation that allow discrimination against gay and transgender children.
• View from The Hill: Scott Morrison warns disorderly troops against putting ‘a smile on Labor’s face’ (2021-11-23)
  Michelle Grattan
  For a leader with something of a fetish about having things under control, Scott Morrison is in a painful place. Just now, it seems, very little is controllable.
• View from The Hill: Angus Taylor appoints Tim Wilson as part of a new-look Liberal economic team (2026-02-17)
  Michelle Grattan
  Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has appointed Tim Wilson to go head-to-head as shadow treasurer against the Treasurer, Jim Chalmers.
• The Albanese government has announced the next speaker of the house. What’s the role and why is it important? (2022-07-20)
  John Hawkins, Stephen Wilks
  Given the Labor government’s small majority, the speaker’s role will be especially important in this parliament. The much larger cross-bench will be arguing for a greater voice.
• Attention Peter Jensen: homosexuality doesn’t kill, but homophobia can (2012-09-15)
  Camille Carroll
  Some people are ignorant. There are no cases, however, of ignorance being listed as the cause of death on someone’s death certificate. On the ABC’s Q&A program on Monday night, Archbishop Jensen agreed…
• Prince Andrew stripped of all titles after Virginia Giuffre’s memoir. Her family declares ‘victory’ (2025-10-31)
  Kate Cantrell
  Nobody’s Girl is Virginia Giuffre’s inside account of the two years she spent as a ‘sex slave’ working for Jeffrey Epstein and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell.
• Schools have been ideological battlegrounds in the past. In the coronavirus crisis, they are again (2020-05-03)
  Chris Wallace
  The struggle between the federal and state governments over when face-to-face teaching should resume in Australian schools is the latest in a long-running battle.
• A thousand yarns and snapshots – why poetry matters during a pandemic (2020-05-19)
  Christopher Wallace-Crabbe
  Poems sing to us that life really matters, now.
• An open letter to the Prime Minister on the climate crisis, from 154 scientists (2016-08-24)
  Andrew Glikson
  Atmospheric, marine, environmental, biological and medical scientists join in calling for more focus on the damage being wrought by climate change.
• Adelaide University
  Adelaide University
  Andrew Wallace is the program director of Interior Architecture at The University of South Australia. Andrew has been working in the design industry for more than 35 years as a practitioner and academic…
• New Zealand’s repeal of “year and a day” rule expands liability for homicide (2019-03-08)
  Brenda Midson
  New Zealand’s parliament this week passed an amendment to the crimes act, abolishing the “year and a day” rule. This raises questions about any proposed euthanasia laws and homicide more generally.
• Labor’s new generation will have some familiar old features (2013-07-03)
  Michelle Grattan
  If Labor goes into opposition, or even if it stays in government, next term is going to be seen as a time for renewal. A swag of former frontbenchers are quitting their seats, and some of those electorates…
• Friday essay: artists, radicals, ratbags: Melbourne’s lost 1950s bohemian hub, the Swanston Family hotel (2024-11-21)
  Lisa French
  Mid-century Melbourne was an exciting place, writes Lisa French. And her artist father, like others including Germaine Greer and Barry Humphries, found his tribe at a packed, beer-soaked city pub.
• ‘A combination of deficiencies’: the ‘disastrous’ Morrison government dissected (2023-04-19)
  Dennis Altman
  A new book of essays chronicles the failings of the Morrison government, but leaves much unexamined.
• Economists’ lifetime of work honoured with Nobel prize (2011-10-11)
  Andrew John
  Princeton University professor Christopher Sims and New York University economist Thomas Sargent have been jointly named the 2011 winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics (or, for the purists, the Sveriges…
• In defence of social service that puts the needs of people first (2014-04-23)
  Richard Hil
  You might assume that social work, as one of Australia’s oldest and well-established caring professions, needn’t worry about its future. You’d be wrong. Far-reaching changes to organisational culture and…
• Remembering Rhonda Senbergs: friend, art-world insider, unsung star (2017-09-07)
  Lisa French
  Rhonda Senbergs photographed the Australian art world for over 25 years until her death in 1998. From Fred Williams to Bob Hawke to Margaret Olley, many were captured by her lens.
• Just your initials, please! Subverting sexist biases in peer-review (2013-04-05)
  Rob Brooks
  Last week I posted a column about the rather embarrassing fuss some people made when they discovered the phenomenally successful Facebook page “I Fucking Love Science” is created and curated by a woman…
• AFL must change ticketing and ‘Ugby’ rules that drive away fans (2014-04-30)
  Stephen Alomes
  Is Australian football, the “people’s game” in its traditional motto, under threat? Will it remain Australia’s number one sport in its bicentenary year 2058? Or will the AFL’s greedy ticket pricing and…
• Change Agents: Rhonda Galbally and Bruce Bonyhady on the birth of the NDIS (2016-08-09)
  Andrew Dodd, Samuel Wilson
  Andrew Dodd talks to Rhonda Galbally and Bruce Bonyhady about their role in setting up the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
• Adelaide University
  Adelaide University
  Andrew Wallace is the program director of Interior Architecture at The University of South Australia. Andrew has been working in the design industry for more than 35 years as a practitioner and academic…