The Receipts

The Players.
Who Passed Go.

The politicians and insiders behind the decisions on the Do Not Pass Go page. What they did in power, where they went after, and what a real and working NACC should ask them.

Newsprint cut-out of Scott Morrison’s head and shoulders.

The List

Newsprint cut-out of Scott Morrison’s head and shoulders.Scott MorrisonMinister of everything. Robodebt, secret ministries and tax breaks by name.Newsprint cut-out of Stuart Robert’s head and shoulders.Stuart RobertThe digital minister, Synergy 360 and the data centres.Newsprint cut-out of Josh Frydenberg’s head and shoulders.Josh FrydenbergThe Treasurer. JobKeeper, the $0 threshold and Goldman Sachs.Newsprint cut-out of Greg Hunt’s head and shoulders.Greg HuntIn the beginning. Genesis Capital, nib and the NDIS.Newsprint cut-out of Christian Porter’s head and shoulders.Christian PorterRobodebt, the Attorney-General and the blind trust.Newsprint cut-out of Linda Reynolds’ head and shoulders.Linda ReynoldsDefence, then the NDIS, and what her office could see.Newsprint cut-out of Anne Ruston’s head and shoulders.Anne RustonSocial services, then health, and the NDIS deal.Newsprint cut-out of a cross.Jock CameronThe prayer breakfast and the brothers in Christ.Newsprint cut-out of two men in overcoats and hats walking away.The Canberra GroupHands Across Canberra, one by one.Newsprint clipping of a man in a suit walking through a revolving door.Martin HoffmanFrom Packer’s ninemsn to running the NDIA.Newsprint clipping of a man in a suit walking through a revolving door.Rob De LucaFrom the NDIA to the companies.

The Smoking Gun

Most charities apply to the tax office for deductible gift status. While Morrison was prime minister, 28 organisations were written into the tax law by name, including the Paul Ramsay Foundation and the Ramsay Centre. His last Budget promised the same for 28 community foundations, including Hands Across Canberra.

Tax Breaks by NameEvery listing, Act by Act. Read it The Canberra GroupWho they are, one by one. Read it

Sources

  1. Photographs: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each person’s page. Cut out and halftoned by Enough. https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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