Donors for Labor
This page presents all officially disclosed donations over A$1 to Labor since 2014, grouped by donor to show total contributions over time. All figures are based on official disclosures published by the AEC, shown both as a treemap for visual comparison and as an expandable list of the underlying transactions.
- How much has Labor received in donations?
- Labor has received A$91,273,103.00 in total donations from 8607 documented donations.
- Who funds Labor and who are its top donors?
- The top donors to Labor are: Pratt Holdings Pty Ltd (A$7,600,610.00), Australian Hotels Association (A$4,418,225.00), Communications, Electrical and Plumbing Union (CEPU) (A$2,982,890.00), The Pharmacy Guild of Australia (A$2,300,250.00), and Maurice Blackburn Pty Ltd (A$1,780,832.00).
- What was the largest single donation to Labor?
- The largest single donation was A$1,500,000.00 from Pratt Holdings Pty Ltd on May 22, 2022.
- Who is the biggest overall donor to Labor?
- The biggest overall donor to Labor is Pratt Holdings Pty Ltd with total donations of A$7,600,610.00.
- Who has made the most donations to Labor?
- Australian Hotels Association has made the most donations to Labor with 533 separate donations totaling A$4,418,225.00.
Donor types
This treemap groups reported political donations by donor type (for example, individuals, companies, and public funds) and sizes each rectangle by the total amount contributed in the selected period and scope.
Larger boxes indicate higher sums, and the names shown within each box are the largest contributors inside their donor type. This view includes 3 distinct donor types for Labor.
Below is a list ranking sectors by their total contributions, sorted from highest to lowest:
- CompanyA$62,667,842.00(69%)
- OtherA$18,866,830.00(21%)
- Trade unionA$9,738,431.00(11%)
Industries & Lobby Groups
Many political donors in Australia operate in more than one industry. This breakdown groups donations to Australian Labor Party (ALP) by policy domain and industry, distinguishing between individual companies and multi-sector groups.
How to read this: Direct businesses vs. multi-sector groups
Direct Businesses: Companies whose primary activity is in that sector (for example, a mining company, a bank, or a gambling operator). Shown as solid blocks in the chart, and isolated when "Direct businesses only" is enabled.
Multi-Sector Groups & Peak Bodies: Industry associations or conglomerates that represent multiple sectors at once (for example, hotel associations active in hospitality, poker machines, and alcohol). Shown with a striped pattern in the chart, and included alongside direct businesses when "Direct businesses only" is off.
Broad Domains vs. Specific Industries: With "Group by domain" on, the 24 specific industries are clustered under 6 broad policy domains. Click any domain row below to expand its industries, or click a domain in the chart to zoom in.
Out of A$0.00 in donations to Australian Labor Party (ALP), A$0.00 (0.0%) comes from donors linked to at least one tracked industry or interest group.
Note: Industry tags are an enriched overlay on official disclosures. Multi-sector donors appear under each sector they represent, so sector amounts overlap and should not be summed; domain totals count each donor once. Percentages show each group's share of all donations to Labor. View all categories in the methodology.
Top donors to Labor by total contributions
Explore the entities and individuals contributing to Labor. This list is ordered by the cumulative amount donated, showing both the total sum and the relative percentage of the party’s overall funding. You can expand any entry to view a full chronological history of individual donations from that specific source.