AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY
Senator Glenn Sterle

Senator Glenn Sterle

Chair of Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee

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Senator Glenn Sterle

Australian Labor Party · Western Australia

Chair of Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee

Glenn Sterle is an Australian politician. A former trade union organiser, he has been an Australian Labor Party member of the Australian Senate since 2005, representing the state of Western Australia.

Attendance
94%
Party-line
100%
Cross-bench
0%
Salary
$239K
Expenses (this parl.)
$103K

About

Glenn Sterle is an Australian politician. A former trade union organiser, he has been an Australian Labor Party member of the Australian Senate since 2005, representing the state of Western Australia.

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Superannuation

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Background: The Parliamentary Contributory Superannuation Scheme (PCSS) — a defined-benefit pension of up to 75% of salary — closed to new members in 2004. Members elected before 2004 remain on PCSS. Those elected from 2004 onward receive 15.4% employer contributions under PSSAP, in line with other public servants.

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Expenses & Travel

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Oct-Dec 2025$103K across 20 line items

Office Facilities1 item$45K
Employee Travel1 item$31K
International Travel4 items$26K
Other Car Costs14 items$2K

Source: IPEA via data.gov.au — reported expenses only, not salary.

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Alinta Energy ($77,400 total disclosed donations)

Issue: environment · Period: Recent

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Allianz Australia Insurance Limited ($259,647 total disclosed donations)

Issue: finance · Period: Recent

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Aspen Medical ($183,339 total disclosed donations)

Issue: health · Period: Recent

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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited ($50,000 total disclosed donations)

Issue: finance · Period: Recent

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Australian Banking Association ($322,316 total disclosed donations)

Issue: finance · Period: Recent

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