Expense data is sourced from reports published by the IPEA and the Finance Department.
Interest data is sourced from the Register of Members' Interests and the Register of Senators' Interests.
Errors may have been introduced in transcription; you should verify figures using the original reports where possible.
Salary data is estimated from determinations by the Remuneration Tribunal. Estimated salaries may be incorrect.
Donation data is sourced from the Australian Electoral Commission.
There are 56 current members, consisting of 22 Senators and 34 members of the House of Representatives.
The average age of current members is 50, with the youngest being James Paterson (31) and the oldest being John Alexander (68).
76.8% of current members are male and 23.2% are female. The most common name is David.
On average, each member owns 2.1 properties, either solely or in partnership.
48.2% of current members have shares, and 37.5% of current members have trusts.
17 members own a property in Canberra and claim parliamentary travel allowance while in Canberra.
| Name | Member Type | Electorate | Party | Positions/Portfolio | Residential Properties | Investment Properties | Has Shares | Has Trusts | OAPICACPTA 1 | 2019 Expenses | Estimated Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alan Tudge | Representative | Aston, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure | 2 | Yes | $287,344.47 | $364,410 | |||
| Alex Hawke | Representative | Mitchell, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for International Development and the Pacific Assistant Defence Minister |
1 | $206,763.16 | $332,720 | ||||
| Amanda Stoker | Senator | Queensland | Liberal Party of Australia | Yes | $66,815.46 | $211,250 | |||||
| Andrew Hastie | Representative | Canning, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | $108,286.67 | $211,250 | |||||
| Angus Taylor | Representative | Hume, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction | 1 | Yes | Yes | $248,333.07 | $364,410 | ||
| Anne Ruston | Senator | South Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Manager of Government Business in the Senate Minister for Families and Social Services |
1 | 1 | Yes | $114,811.69 | $364,410 | ||
| Arthur Sinodinos | Senator | New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | $91,969.18 | $211,250 | ||||||
| Ben Morton | Representative | Tangney, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister and Cabinet | 1 | 2 | Yes | $113,188.76 | $264,070 | ||
| Christian Porter | Representative | Pearce, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Leader of the House Attorney-General Minister for Industrial Relations |
2 | 1 | Yes | $291,014.52 | $369,690 | ||
| Concetta Fierravanti-Wells | Senator | New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | 2 | Yes | $61,985.30 | $211,250 | |||
| Craig Kelly | Representative | Hughes, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | $106,992.35 | $211,250 | |||||
| Dan Tehan | Representative | Wannon, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Education | 2 | Yes | Yes | $258,966.20 | $364,410 | ||
| David Coleman | Representative | Banks, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs | 1 | 1 | Yes | $197,447.83 | $332,720 | ||
| David Fawcett | Senator | South Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | 2 | Yes | Yes | Yes | $97,718.58 | $211,250 | |
| Dean Smith | Senator | Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Chief Government Whip in the Senate | 2 | Yes | Yes | $114,095.72 | $253,500 | ||
| Eric Abetz | Senator | Tasmania | Liberal Party of Australia | 2 | $84,182.42 | $211,250 | |||||
| Greg Hunt | Representative | Flinders, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Health Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public Service and Cabinet |
1 | $344,487.68 | $364,410 | ||||
| Ian Goodenough | Representative | Moore, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | 2 | 3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | $69,083.55 | $211,250 | |
| James McGrath | Senator | Queensland | Liberal Party of Australia | Deputy Government Whip in the Senate | 1 | 1 | $111,047.70 | $221,820 | |||
| James Paterson | Senator | Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | Yes | $59,232.94 | $211,250 | ||||
| Jane Hume | Senator | Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and Financial Technology | 1 | $86,256.47 | $264,070 | ||||
| Jason Falinski | Representative | Mackellar, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | 2 | Yes | Yes | Yes | $99,108.72 | $211,250 | |
| Jason Wood | Representative | La Trobe, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister for Customs, Community Safety and Multicultural Affairs | 1 | 2 | Yes | Yes | $114,705.27 | $264,070 | |
| John Alexander | Representative | Bennelong, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | Yes | Yes | $152,250.56 | $211,250 | |||
| Jonathon Duniam | Senator | Tasmania | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister for Forestry and Fisheries Assistant Minister for Regional Tourism |
1 | 2 | $75,508.17 | $264,070 | |||
| Josh Frydenberg | Representative | Kooyong, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Treasurer | 1 | $361,059.76 | $396,100 | ||||
| Julian Leeser | Representative | Berowra, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | Yes | $152,151.30 | $211,250 | ||||
| Ken Wyatt | Representative | Hasluck, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Indigenous Australians | 2 | Yes | $281,554.13 | $364,410 | |||
| Kevin Andrews | Representative | Menzies, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | 3 | $106,512.73 | $211,250 | |||||
| Linda Reynolds | Senator | Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Defence | 2 | Yes | Yes | Yes | $167,926.93 | $364,410 | |
| Lucy Wicks | Representative | Robertson, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | 3 | Yes | Yes | $98,451.93 | $211,250 | |||
| Marise Payne | Senator | New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Foreign Affairs Minister for Women |
3 | Yes | Yes | $385,104.55 | $364,410 | ||
| Mathias Cormann | Senator | Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Leader of the Government in the Senate Minister for Finance Vice-President of the Executive Council |
3 | Yes | $273,285.94 | $396,100 | |||
| Melissa Price | Representative | Durack, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Defence Industry | 1 | 1 | Yes | Yes | Yes | $352,785.98 | $332,720 |
| Michael Sukkar | Representative | Deakin, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Treasurer Minister for Housing |
1 | 1 | Yes | $115,927.15 | $332,720 | ||
| Michaelia Cash | Senator | Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business | 2 | 2 | Yes | $280,045.16 | $364,410 | ||
| Mitch Fifield | Senator | Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | 3 | $198,596.84 | $211,250 | |||||
| Nicolle Flint | Representative | Boothby, South Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Government Whip | $97,166.03 | $238,720 | |||||
| Nola Marino | Representative | Forrest, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister for Regional Development and Territories | 8 | Yes | Yes | $96,754.88 | $264,070 | ||
| Paul Fletcher | Representative | Bradfield, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Communications, Cyber Safety and the Arts | 1 | 1 | Yes | Yes | $252,769.07 | $364,410 | |
| Richard Colbeck | Senator | Tasmania | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for Aged Care and Senior Australians Minister for Youth and Sport |
1 | 1 | Yes | Yes | $70,060.35 | $332,720 | |
| Rick Wilson | Representative | O'Connor, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | 3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | $193,594.31 | $211,250 | |
| Rowan Ramsey | Representative | Grey, South Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Government Whip | 4 | Yes | Yes | $120,210.65 | $238,720 | ||
| Russell Broadbent | Representative | McMillan, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | 1 | Yes | $63,609.83 | $211,250 | |||
| Scott Morrison | Representative | Cook, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Prime Minister Minister for the Public Service |
1 | Yes | Yes | $720,925.08 | $549,250 | ||
| Scott Ryan | Senator | Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | President of the Senate | 1 | Yes | $141,939.85 | $369,690 | |||
| Simon Birmingham | Senator | South Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment |
1 | 1 | Yes | $299,625.05 | $364,410 | ||
| Slade Brockman | Senator | Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Deputy Government Whip in the Senate | 2 | Yes | $112,265.67 | $221,820 | |||
| Steve Irons | Representative | Swan, Western Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister for Vocational Education, Training and Apprenticeships | 2 | Yes | Yes | $109,842.05 | $264,070 | ||
| Sussan Ley | Representative | Farrer, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | Minister for the Environment | 1 | 2 | $114,724.00 | $364,410 | |||
| Tim Wilson | Representative | Goldstein, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | 3 | 1 | Yes | Yes | $74,920.32 | $211,250 | ||
| Tony Pasin | Representative | Barker, South Australia | Liberal Party of Australia | 2 | 1 | Yes | $106,104.38 | $211,250 | |||
| Tony Smith | Representative | Casey, Victoria | Liberal Party of Australia | Speaker | 1 | 1 | $136,103.48 | $369,690 | |||
| Trent Zimmerman | Representative | North Sydney, New South Wales | Liberal Party of Australia | $191,454.50 | $211,250 | ||||||
| Wendy Askew | Senator | Tasmania | Liberal Party of Australia | 1 | Yes | $8,766.73 | $211,250 | ||||
| Zed Seselja | Senator | Australian Capital Territory | Liberal Party of Australia | Assistant Minister for Finance, Charities and Electoral Matters | $87,180.23 | $264,070 |