Mates Detector
Automated discovery of overlapping networks between contractors, donors, politicians, and their associates.
What it shows
A scored list of relationship clusters. Each cluster shows: - The people and companies involved. - The overlapping records (shared directors, shared addresses, donation-then-contract sequences, interlocking board positions). - A confidence score.
How to read it
A "mate" here is not a value judgement. It's a technical term: two or more entities sharing enough public-record overlap to warrant a closer look.
Every cluster is fully sourced. Click any entity to jump to its detail page.
Data sources
- ASIC director data
- Parliamentary Register of Interests
- AEC donations
- BP4 contractor lists
- Grant recipient data
Caveats
- Name resolution is probabilistic. Candidate clusters below the confidence threshold are not shown.
- A cluster is a prompt for investigation, not an allegation.
- The absence of a cluster does not prove independence — just that no public record links the entities we examined.
Related pages
- Network Graph — visual version of the same relationships.
- Forensic Audit — workflow for turning a cluster into a dossier.
- Relationships — list-view of entity relationships.
Last reviewed: 11 Apr 2026