Australian politicians' expenses
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Exclusive: Ipea documents show the travel of 13 Nationals MPs is being examined
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Trust in politicians is plunging and integrity reform is slow – but a simple fix could save taxpayers from forking out for questionable claims • The questionable use of taxpayer-funded travel expenses by politicians
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Exclusive: Tasmanian senator says his attendance at the dinner, which was headlined by John Howard, was in the interests of his electorate
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Exclusive: The shadow minister spent four hours in Adelaide, where he was guest of honour at a two-hour event, but says he was in town for parliamentary business
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Since Bronwyn Bishop’s infamous helicopter ride, have politicians stopped charging the taxpayer for things they shouldn’t be? Transparency reporter Christopher Knaus investigates the latest expense reports, including one involving the deputy prime minister, a VIP flight and the Melbourne cup.Podcast
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The former resources minister used the occasion to give a speech attacking ‘self-indulgent’ environmentalists
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Nationals MP who has come under fire for extensive trips to Philippines is found to have wrongfully billed taxpayers for domestic travel
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Defence flights allowed the ministers to attend swearing-in ceremonies following Scott Morrison’s election as leader
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Former senator flew between Brisbane and Melbourne, where he was egged over comments on shooting
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Finance minister Mathias Corman admits he booked holidays by calling the chief executive of the travel company Helloworld directly
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Finance minister booked defence jet for media duties in Canberra, a visit to Adelaide and then back to Perth in between Senate sittings
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Nationals MP identifies himself as the subject of police investigation, and says senior Labor MP behind allegations
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Assistant treasurer charged taxpayers more than $1,000 a month for data since 2016
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