Section 70 of the Electoral Disclosure and Funding Act 2023 requires an election campaign return to be made by registered parties, independent members and candidates, and associated entities after a House of Assembly election campaign period. These electoral participants must lodge a return even if there are no political donations made or received and no electoral expenditure incurred during the House of Assembly election campaign period.
Third-party campaigners are required to lodge an election campaign return if they incur electoral expenditure of $5,000 or more during a House of Assembly election campaign period.
The following details are published in accordance with sections 70, 71 and 75 of the Electoral Disclosure and Funding Act 2023. This report is updated with new returns or amendments received every Friday evening.
For more information about election campaign returns in House of Assembly elections, please visit our election campaign returns webpage.
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Note: election campaign returns for the July 2025 State election were only required to include disclosures from 1 July 2025 to the end of the election campaign period, after the Electoral Disclosure and Funding Act 2023 took effect on 1 July 2025.