Office costs

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Office costs expenditure is administered by the Department of Finance on the establishment, relocation and refurbishment of electorate, office holder and former prime minister’s offices outside of Parliament House.

All amounts are reported exclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding tax.

Office costs data from 1 July 2022 onwards is available here on the IPEA website and data.gov.au in CSV format for download.

Office costs data from 1 January 2019 is also available on data.gov.au.

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State or Territory Period Amount
South Australia 2023Q02 $451,762.49
Tasmania 2023Q02 $64,906.30
Victoria 2023Q02 $1,292,148.96
Western Australia 2023Q02 $183,184.12
Australian Capital Territory 2023Q01 $645.51
New South Wales 2023Q01 $324,447.55
Northern Territory 2023Q01 $2,054.55
Queensland 2023Q01 $116,336.49
South Australia 2023Q01 $75,266.20
Tasmania 2023Q01 $110,750.10
Victoria 2023Q01 $457,139.30
Western Australia 2023Q01 $19,887.87
Australian Capital Territory 2022Q04 $3,565.00
New South Wales 2022Q04 $497,301.91
Northern Territory 2022Q04 $4,376.36
Queensland 2022Q04 $101,461.28
South Australia 2022Q04 $125,066.49
Tasmania 2022Q04 $31,524.00
Victoria 2022Q04 $2,211,276.40
Western Australia 2022Q04 $35,350.49
Australian Capital Territory 2022Q03 $1,010.00
New South Wales 2022Q03 $122,154.16
Northern Territory 2022Q03 $19,707.27
Queensland 2022Q03 $85,507.48
South Australia 2022Q03 $88,102.94
Tasmania 2022Q03 $17,243.39
Victoria 2022Q03 $1,296,591.80
Western Australia 2022Q03 $33,663.96
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