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Hook
Politicians, bureaucrats, and their associates — the decision-makers whose public footprint runs through this data.
Key Numbers
- Register of Interests disclosures [parliamentary]
- Project and contract connections [BP4]
- Public statements logged [Hansard + media]
- Ego-network graph per subject [derived]
Context
"Subject" is deliberately neutral. It doesn't mean suspect. It means "a person whose public-record footprint intersects with Victorian infrastructure decision-making or delivery". MPs, ministers, senior public servants, board members, named associates — anyone whose public role puts them in the flow of decisions.
Each subject has a profile: their bio, their declared interests from the parliamentary register, their public statements on record, their connections to projects we track, and an ego-network graph of their public relationships. The right of reply applies — any subject can request factual corrections, and we make them.
Takeaway
Decisions about billions in public money are made by people. This is who those people are, based on what they have disclosed.
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Every decision-maker in Victorian infrastructure, with their disclosed interests, statements, and public connections.
Anthony Carbines
Rating: C (50/100)Australian Labor Party · Ivanhoe · State · Parliament ↗ · Findings ↗ · Network Map ↗
Minister for Police, Minister for Crime Prevention, Minister for Racing
Salary Package
$326,000
total remuneration
Promises Made
2
Delivery Rate
0%
0 delivered ·
8 broken
Accountability Items
34
Financial Disclosures
4
Conflicts of Interest
22
0 critical ·
2 high
"Safe & Effective"
0
times used in official statements
"I Can't Recall"
0
documented evasions at inquiries
Vaccination Urging
0
official directives to vaccinate
Lockdown Justifications
0
"based on medical advice / the science"
Modelling References
0
cited modelling sources
Promise Delivery Rate
0%
0 of 2 delivered
Portfolios
Police
Crime Prevention
Racing
Accountability Rating
Items by Type
Wealth & Pension Reality
Years served
15.4
Modelled ceiling
$1,946,488
Declared net worth
not disclosed
Plausibility gap
—
Not disclosed
Pension scheme
not disclosed
Figures are transparent calculations against public data — not accusations, not findings. See
full dashboard ·
pension analysis ·
methodology.
Promise Report Card
| Status | Promise / Commitment | Date | Rating | Source |
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| Promise Made |
Commitment to reducing youth crime in Victoria
As Police Minister, Carbines has responsibility for Victoria's crime prevention strategy. The machete ban was framed as a response to youth crime — but at $10,000 per machete collected, the …
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27 Jun 2022 | Partially Delivered / Mixed | — |
| Promise Made |
Racing industry integrity and growth
As Racing Minister, Carbines oversees the racing industry including horse racing, greyhounds, and harness racing. The portfolio involves significant industry revenue and animal welfare concerns.
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27 Jun 2022 | Unverified | — |
Key Votes
| Vote / Position | Date | Rating | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
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Justice Legislation Amendment (Police and Other Matters) Bill 2025
Government bill amending police powers and justice legislation. Carbines steered this through as Police Minister.
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13 Nov 2025 | Unverified | Victorian Parliament Hansard ↗ |
Public Statements
Anthony Carbines | State Member for Ivanhoe
Anthony Carbines | State Member for Ivanhoe Skip to main content Enter text to search Home About News & Media Projects Contact me Toggle Menu Home About News & Media Projects Contact me Delivering for Ivanhoe Welcome to my website. It’s a privilege to represent you in State Parliament as the Member for Ivanhoe District. I live in the Ivanhoe electorate with my wife Anita and our daughter Ava because it’s the best part of Melbourne to raise a family. It’s important for people to have secure jobs to meet their financial and family commitments. We need to invest in education and local schools – our children deserve the best. The Austin, Repatriation, Mercy and Warringal hospitals provide great health services for our community and employ many of our residents. Our open spaces an
Victorian crime peaks as Labor declares success - The Australian
Victorian crime peaks as Labor declares success The Australian
[Thu, 19 Mar 2026 07:00:00 GMT] Victorian crime peaks as Labor declares success - The Australian
Victorian crime peaks as Labor declares success The Australian
19 Mar 2026
‘Sobering’ new number of crime victims in Victoria revealed - The Australian
‘Sobering’ new number of crime victims in Victoria revealed The Australian
[Thu, 18 Dec 2025 08:00:00 GMT] ‘Sobering’ new number of crime victims in Victoria revealed - The Australian
‘Sobering’ new number of crime victims in Victoria revealed The Australian
18 Dec 2025
Victorian crime rate highest in two decades - AFR
Victorian crime rate highest in two decades AFR
[Thu, 18 Dec 2025 08:00:00 GMT] Victorian crime rate highest in two decades - AFR
Victorian crime rate highest in two decades AFR
18 Dec 2025
Machete amnesty: refused to provide itemised cost breakdown
When asked for a detailed breakdown of the $13M machete amnesty budget, the government refused. Parliament had to pass a motion requiring tabling of the market research report. ~$11M remains unaccounted for.
03 Dec 2025
Senior Labor minister caught out after opposing government-sponsored housing development - Sky News Australia
Senior Labor minister caught out after opposing government-sponsored housing development Sky News Australia
[Mon, 06 Oct 2025 07:00:00 GMT] Senior Labor minister caught out after opposing government-sponsored housing development - Sky News Australia
Senior Labor minister caught out after opposing government-sponsored housing development Sky News Australia
06 Oct 2025
Senior Allan minister branded NIMBY hypocrite in apartment building fight - Herald Sun
Senior Allan minister branded NIMBY hypocrite in apartment building fight Herald Sun
[Sun, 05 Oct 2025 07:00:00 GMT] Senior Allan minister branded NIMBY hypocrite in apartment building fight - Herald Sun
Senior Allan minister branded NIMBY hypocrite in apartment building fight Herald Sun
05 Oct 2025
‘No courage’: Police minister under fire amid explosive crime surge - Herald Sun
‘No courage’: Police minister under fire amid explosive crime surge Herald Sun
[Fri, 26 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] ‘No courage’: Police minister under fire amid explosive crime surge - Herald Sun
‘No courage’: Police minister under fire amid explosive crime surge Herald Sun
26 Sep 2025
Allan government under fire with biggest crime surge in history - The Australian
Allan government under fire with biggest crime surge in history The Australian
[Thu, 25 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] Allan government under fire with biggest crime surge in history - The Australian
Allan government under fire with biggest crime surge in history The Australian
25 Sep 2025
Victorian government to push for national machete ban - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Victorian government to push for national machete ban Australian Broadcasting Corporation
[Mon, 15 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] Victorian government to push for national machete ban - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Victorian government to push for national machete ban Australian Broadcasting Corporation
15 Sep 2025
Neo-Nazis storm Indigenous camp in day of chaos in Melbourne - Herald Sun
Neo-Nazis storm Indigenous camp in day of chaos in Melbourne Herald Sun
[Mon, 01 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] Neo-Nazis storm Indigenous camp in day of chaos in Melbourne - Herald Sun
Neo-Nazis storm Indigenous camp in day of chaos in Melbourne Herald Sun
01 Sep 2025
‘He’s bloody wrong!’: Protester fires up over Anthony Carbines’ ‘unhinged grubs’ comment - 3AW
‘He’s bloody wrong!’: Protester fires up over Anthony Carbines’ ‘unhinged grubs’ comment 3AW
[Mon, 01 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] ‘He’s bloody wrong!’: Protester fires up over Anthony Carbines’ ‘unhinged grubs’ comment - 3AW
‘He’s bloody wrong!’: Protester fires up over Anthony Carbines’ ‘unhinged grubs’ comment 3AW
01 Sep 2025
Police investigating 'offensive' Dezi Freeman sign at Adelaide rally - 9News
Police investigating 'offensive' Dezi Freeman sign at Adelaide rally 9News
01 Sep 2025
What Tom Elliott didn’t like about reaction to CBD protests - 3AW
What Tom Elliott didn’t like about reaction to CBD protests 3AW
[Mon, 01 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] What Tom Elliott didn’t like about reaction to CBD protests - 3AW
What Tom Elliott didn’t like about reaction to CBD protests 3AW
01 Sep 2025
Thugs who post and boast about crimes on social media will cop extra jail time - Herald Sun
Thugs who post and boast about crimes on social media will cop extra jail time Herald Sun
[Tue, 17 Jun 2025 07:00:00 GMT] Thugs who post and boast about crimes on social media will cop extra jail time - Herald Sun
Thugs who post and boast about crimes on social media will cop extra jail time Herald Sun
17 Jun 2025
Minister told to follow top cop out the door - The Australian
Minister told to follow top cop out the door The Australian
[Tue, 18 Feb 2025 08:00:00 GMT] Minister told to follow top cop out the door - The Australian
Minister told to follow top cop out the door The Australian
18 Feb 2025
Victorian police minister considers reintroducing bail laws abolished after Veronica Nelson’s death - The Guardian
Victorian police minister considers reintroducing bail laws abolished after Veronica Nelson’s death The Guardian
06 Feb 2025
Vic Police Minister contradicts Premier’s bail law review announcement - Sky News Australia
Vic Police Minister contradicts Premier’s bail law review announcement Sky News Australia
[Wed, 05 Feb 2025 08:00:00 GMT] Vic Police Minister contradicts Premier’s bail law review announcement - Sky News Australia
Vic Police Minister contradicts Premier’s bail law review announcement Sky News Australia
05 Feb 2025
"Bolt-action shotguns prone to opportunistic misuse"
Justification for the bolt-action shotgun ban. The claim was challenged by shooting organisations who noted bolt-action shotguns are among the least commonly used in crime due to their slow rate of fire and size.
10 Aug 2024
Sky News Australia. . Victoria Shadow Police Minister Brad Battin says Victoria Police Minister Anthony Carbines has “gone silent” when it comes to Victoria Police. Watch the full episode at www.skyne
Sky News Australia. . Victoria Shadow Police Minister Brad Battin says Victoria Police Minister Anthony Carbines has “gone silent” when it comes to Victoria Police. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash facebook.com
[Thu, 14 Dec 2023 08:00:00 GMT] Sky News Australia. . Victoria Shadow Police Minister Brad Battin says Victoria Police Minister Anthony Carbines has “gone silent” when it comes to Victoria Police. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash - facebook.com
Sky News Australia. . Victoria Shadow Police Minister Brad Battin says Victoria Police Minister Anthony Carbines has “gone silent” when it comes to Victoria Police. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash facebook.com
14 Dec 2023
Key Actions
Controversy (from Wikipedia)
Anthony Richard Carbines (born 15 June 1973) is an Australian politician, who represents the electoral district of Ivanhoe in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. He has been the Minister for Police, Minister for Crime Prevention and Minister for Racing since June 2022. Previously, he was the Minister for Disability, Ageing and Carers and the Minister for Child Protection and Family Services since December 2021. He is a member of the Labor Party.
Carbines studied journalism at RMIT University and then spent five years as a journalist at the Geelong Advertiser newspaper.
Prior to his election, Carbines was chief-of-staff to Labor MP and Minister for Education Bronwyn Pike, whilst also serving as a councillor on the City of Banyule council. In 2009, he initially lost pre-selection for the seat of Ivanhoe, but that decision was subsequently overturned after the then-premier, John Brumby, intervened to pre-select Carbines instead of the sitting MP, Craig Langdon. Langdon subsequently resigned from the parliament with the election a few weeks away. Due to the cost and difficulty involved in holding a by-election, none was called and the seat remained vacant until Carbines was elected.
His stepmother is Elaine Carbines, who was a member of the Victorian Legislative Council.
Political career
Electoral history
References
Vic Police Minister likened to Mick Gatto after dismissing CFMEU corruption report as ‘florid ramblings’ - Sky News Australia
Vic Police Minister likened to Mick Gatto after dismissing CFMEU corruption report as ‘florid ramblings’ Sky News Australia
[Wed, 18 Feb 2026 08:00:00 GMT] Vic Police Minister likened to Mick Gatto after dismissing CFMEU corruption report as ‘florid ramblings’ - Sky News Australia
Vic Police Minister likened to Mick Gatto after dismissing CFMEU corruption report as ‘florid ramblings’ Sky News Australia
18 Feb 2026
Victorian ministers launch personal attacks on corruption-buster - AFR
Victorian ministers launch personal attacks on corruption-buster AFR
[Wed, 18 Feb 2026 08:00:00 GMT] Victorian ministers launch personal attacks on corruption-buster - AFR
Victorian ministers launch personal attacks on corruption-buster AFR
18 Feb 2026
‘Unacceptable’: Victorian crime rate surges to record levels despite bail reforms - Sky News Australia
‘Unacceptable’: Victorian crime rate surges to record levels despite bail reforms Sky News Australia
[Thu, 25 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] ‘Unacceptable’: Victorian crime rate surges to record levels despite bail reforms - Sky News Australia
‘Unacceptable’: Victorian crime rate surges to record levels despite bail reforms Sky News Australia
25 Sep 2025
‘He’s a coward’: Vic Police Minister accused of hiding from scrutiny as crime rate soars - Sky News Australia
‘He’s a coward’: Vic Police Minister accused of hiding from scrutiny as crime rate soars Sky News Australia
[Thu, 25 Sep 2025 07:00:00 GMT] ‘He’s a coward’: Vic Police Minister accused of hiding from scrutiny as crime rate soars - Sky News Australia
‘He’s a coward’: Vic Police Minister accused of hiding from scrutiny as crime rate soars Sky News Australia
25 Sep 2025
G4S awarded machete bin contract without disclosed competitive process
G4S Custodial Services — already holding $3.2B+ in Victorian contracts — was awarded the $925K machete bin contract without a disclosed competitive procurement process. G4S fabricated the bins at Mount Gambier Prison (SA) and trucked them to Laverton. VAGO had previously found G4S received full performance payment at Port Phillip Prison only ONCE in seven years.
01 Aug 2025
Co-announced machete ban amnesty as Police Minister
Co-announced the $13M machete disposal bin program with Premier Allan. As Minister for Police, Carbines is directly responsible for the program's procurement decisions and value-for-money outcomes. Key question: Did Carbines' office oversee the G4S contract award? Was there a competitive tender process?
15 Jul 2025
Machete ban amnesty program — $13M, ~1,300 machetes, $10K each
Co-announced with Premier Allan. Total program budget $13M. G4S contract for ~45-50 bins: $925K. Public awareness campaign: ~$825K. Market research: ~$125K. ~1,300 machetes collected during Sep-Nov 2025 amnesty. Effective cost per machete surrendered: ~$10,000. ~$11M of $13M budget remains unaccounted for. Government REFUSED to provide itemised cost breakdown. David Limbrick MLC moved motion (PASSED) demanding market research report by 26 Jan 2026. Trung Luu MLC demanded full invoices.
15 Jul 2025
Contradicted Premier Allan on bail law review
In February 2025, Carbines publicly contradicted Premier Allan on the bail law review one day after Allan's announcement. This suggests either poor cabinet coordination or a minister freelancing on a sensitive policy area within his own portfolio.
01 Feb 2025
Bolt-action shotgun ban — consultation dispute
Announced ban on bolt-action shotguns in August 2024. Stated the ban was because they were prone to 'opportunistic misuse'. His office claimed shooting organisations were consulted, but organisations disputed this — saying they were consulted about a different ban entirely.
10 Aug 2024
Financial Interests & Disclosures
| Type | Description | Amount | Year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other Income Sources | Victorian Minister salary and allowances (~$326K including ministerial loading) | $326,000 | 2024-25 | — |
| Other Interest | Electorate office and communication allowance | — | 2024-25 | — |
| Other Interest | Parliamentary superannuation entitlements (14+ years service) | — | 2024-25 | — |
| Other Interest | Ministerial vehicle and travel allowance | — | 2024-25 | — |
Relationships & Connections
| Person | Relationship | Period | Roles / Positions | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bronwyn Pike | Advisor | 2006 – 2010 |
Director of the Unit of Justice and Social Responsibility in the Uni Auto-ex
@ the Unit of Justice and Social Responsibility in the Uni Auto-ex
Minister for Education
@ Health to Minister for Education
Minister for Community Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on Community Building
@
Minister for Health
@ the Bracks government in late 2002
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Wikipedia, Parliament of Victoria |
| G4S Custodial Services | Business Connection | 2025 – present | Premier.vic.gov.au, media analysis ↗ | |
| Peter Dutton | Business Connection | ? | Leader of the Opposition | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Claire Chandler | Business Connection | ? | Senator for Tasmania | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Dan Repacholi | Business Connection | ? | Member for Hunter | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| David Hurley | Business Connection | ? | Former Governor-General of Australia (2019–2024) | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| David Pocock | Business Connection | ? | Independent Senator for the ACT | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| James Paterson | Business Connection | ? | Shadow Minister for Home Affairs and Cyber Security, Senator for Victoria | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Jeroen Weimar | Business Connection | ? | Auto-detected shared organisation | |
| Joel Fitzgibbon | Business Connection | ? | Former Member for Hunter (retired 2022) | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Julia Gillard | Business Connection | ? | 27th Prime Minister of Australia (2010–2013); Chair, Wellcome Trust; former Chair, Global Partnership for Education | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Julie Inman Grant | Business Connection | ? | eSafety Commissioner (2017–present) | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Kevin Rudd | Business Connection | ? | Australian Ambassador to the United States (2023–present); 26th Prime Minister of Australia (2007–2010, 2013) | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Martin Foley | Business Connection | ? | Former Victorian Minister for Health (2020-2022); Minister for Mental Health, Ambulance Services, Equality, Creative Industries | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Paul Keating | Business Connection | ? | 24th Prime Minister of Australia (1991–1996); Treasurer (1983–1991) | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Pat Conroy | Business Connection | ? | Minister for Defence Industry, Member for Shortland | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| John Setka | Business Connection | ? | Auto-detected shared organisation | |
| Luba Grigorovitch | Business Connection | ? |
Secretary for Outdoor Recreation in the Allan Labor Government
@
Current
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Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Yorick Piper | Business Connection | ? |
Board Member
@ Victorian Fisheries Authority
Current
Official
@ CFMEU Victoria
Ministerial Advisor
@ Victorian Government
|
Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Aaron Violi | Business Connection | ? | Opposition Chief Whip, Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy, Shadow Minister for Science/Technology/Innovation, Shadow Minister for Cyber Security | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Alexander Downer | Business Connection | ? | Australia's longest-serving Foreign Minister (1996–2007); former UK High Commissioner; Hakluyt & Co partner | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Andrew Hastie | Business Connection | ? | Shadow Minister for Defence, Member for Canning | Auto-detected shared organisation |
| Bill Gates | Business Connection | ? | Auto-detected shared organisation | |
| Brett Sutton | Business Connection | ? | Auto-detected shared organisation | |
| Jenny Mikakos | Faction / Ally | 2010 – present | Former Minister for Health | Auto-detected party/term overlap |
| Jacinta Allan | Faction / Ally | 2022 – present | Premier of Victoria, Minister for Commonwealth-State Relations | Premier.vic.gov.au, Policing Insight |
| Luke Donnellan | Other | ? | Former Minister (resigned from cabinet) | Wikipedia internal link |
| Tim Pallas | Other | ? | Treasurer of Victoria | Wikipedia internal link |
| Gavin Jennings | Other | ? | Former Special Minister of State | Auto-detected from Gavin Jennings's profile data |
| Bridget Vallence | Other | ? | Shadow Minister for Finance, Shadow Minister for Jobs & Skills, Shadow Minister for Trade & Investment, Manager of Opposition Business in the Legislative Assembly | Wikipedia internal link |
| Scott Morrison | Other | ? | Former Prime Minister of Australia (2018–2022) | Auto-detected from accumulated intelligence |
| Gina Rinehart | Other | ? |
Chair of Hancock Prospecting Hancock Prospecting Auto-extracted from i
@ Hancock Prospecting Hancock Prospecting Auto-extracted from i
Chair of Hancock Prospecting
@ Hancock Prospecting
Chairman of Hancock Prospecting Pty Limited (HPPL) and the HPPL Group of
@ Hancock Prospecting Pty Limited (HPPL) and the HPPL Group of
director of Hancock Prospecting and HMHT Investments until 31 October 201
@ Hancock Prospecting and HMHT Investments until 31 October 201
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Google News (1 articles mentioning both) |
| Adem Somyurek | Other | ? |
Minister for Local Government and Minister for Small Business in the Second Andrews Mini
@
Current
chair of the newly constituted Electoral Matters Committee but lost the po
@ the newly constituted Electoral Matters Committee but lost the po
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Google News (9 articles mentioning both) |
| Mark Butler | Other | ? |
Minister for Disability and the National Disability Insurance Scheme
@
Current
Minister for Health and Ageing
@ Minister for Disability and the National Disability Insurance
Current
Minister for Health and Aged Care
@
Current
Minister for the Environment
@
Secretary for Health
@
|
Google News (1 articles mentioning both) |
| Anthony Albanese | Other | ? | Prime Minister of Australia (31st) | Auto-detected from accumulated intelligence |
| Daniel Andrews | Other | ? | Former Premier of Victoria (2014–2023) | Wikipedia internal link |
Conflicts of Interest
| Severity | Type | Description | Connected To | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medium | Policy Decision |
Bolt-action shotgun ban — disputed consultation claims
Carbines' office claimed shooting organisations were consulted on the bolt-action shotgun ban, but organisations disputed this — saying they were consulted about a different ban entirely. If confirmed, this represents misleading claims about stakeholder engagement on a controversial firearms policy.
|
Politics Reloaded, shooting organisations ↗ | |
| Medium | Other |
Preselection override by Premier Brumby (2009)
Carbines was initially rejected for ALP preselection in 2009. The decision was overturned by then-Premier John Brumby — a factional intervention that installed Carbines as the Ivanhoe candidate. This is not unique in the ALP, but it demonstrates that Carbines …
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Wikipedia, media reporting | |
| High | Other |
$11M unaccounted for in $13M machete amnesty program
Of the $13M total machete amnesty program budget, only ~$2M has been publicly accounted for ($925K G4S contract, ~$825K awareness campaign, ~$125K market research). Approximately $11M remains unexplained. The government refused to provide itemised breakdowns. Parliament passed a Limbrick motion …
|
Victorian Parliament Hansard, media analysis ↗ | |
| High | Contract |
G4S machete bin contract without disclosed competitive process
G4S Custodial Services, holding $3.2B+ in Victorian government contracts including Port Phillip Prison, was awarded the $925K machete disposal bin contract under Carbines' Police portfolio. No competitive procurement process was disclosed. G4S fabricated bins at its own facility (Mount Gambier …
|
VAGO, DTF contract data, media analysis ↗ | |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
John Holland Group / CCCC's role at CPB Contractors links to contractor CPB Contractors
Associate John Holland Group / CCCC held the role 'Connection to CPB Contractors' at CPB Contractors, which matches contractor CPB Contractors. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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John Holland Group / CCCC
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Auto-detected career-contractor overlap |
| Alleged | undeclared_interest |
John Holland Group / CCCC matches donor 'John Holland Group — CUMULATIVE TOTAL (pre-CCCC)' ($190031.00 to Australian Labor Party (all branches))
Associate John Holland Group / CCCC name-matches political donor 'John Holland Group — CUMULATIVE TOTAL (pre-CCCC)' who donated $190031.00 to Australian Labor Party (all branches) (2000-2010). This associate is connected to Anthony Carbines.
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John Holland Group / CCCC
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Auto-detected donor-associate name match |
| Alleged | Grant |
John Holland Group / CCCC's org CPB Contractors is a grant recipient
Associate John Holland Group / CCCC has career ties to CPB Contractors, which matches grant recipient 'CPB CONTRACTORS PTY LIMITED'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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John Holland Group / CCCC
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Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
Ben Davis's role at GHD links to contractor GHD
Associate Ben Davis held the role 'Connection to GHD' at GHD, which matches contractor GHD. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Ben Davis
|
Auto-detected career-contractor overlap |
| Alleged | Grant |
Ben Davis's org GHD is a grant recipient
Associate Ben Davis has career ties to GHD, which matches grant recipient 'GHD (FIJI) PTE LTD'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Ben Davis
|
Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
Linda Hurley's role at GHD links to contractor GHD
Associate Linda Hurley held the role 'Connection to GHD' at GHD, which matches contractor GHD. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Linda Hurley
|
Auto-detected career-contractor overlap |
| Alleged | Grant |
Linda Hurley's org GHD is a grant recipient
Associate Linda Hurley has career ties to GHD, which matches grant recipient 'GHD (FIJI) PTE LTD'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Linda Hurley
|
Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Grant |
Pat Dodson's org Australian Government is a grant recipient
Associate Pat Dodson has career ties to Australian Government, which matches grant recipient 'Australian Government Actuary Commonwealth of Australia'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Pat Dodson
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Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Grant |
Tim Ayres's org Australian Government is a grant recipient
Associate Tim Ayres has career ties to Australian Government, which matches grant recipient 'Australian Government Actuary Commonwealth of Australia'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Tim Ayres
|
Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Grant |
Zed Seselja's org Treasury and Finance is a grant recipient
Associate Zed Seselja has career ties to Treasury and Finance, which matches grant recipient 'Government of South Australia Department of Treasury and Finance'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Zed Seselja
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Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Grant |
Yorick Piper's org Victorian Government is a grant recipient
Associate Yorick Piper has career ties to Victorian Government, which matches grant recipient 'Victorian Government Department of Families, Fairness and Housing'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Yorick Piper
|
Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
Appointed during Daniel Andrews's tenure
Anthony Carbines was appointed to 'Minister for Police, Crime Prevention and Racing' (starting 2022-06-27) while Daniel Andrews served as 'Premier of Victoria' (2014-12-04 – 2023-09-27). Potential patronage — requires investigation.
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Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction) | |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
Appointed during Luke Donnellan's tenure
Anthony Carbines was appointed to 'Minister for Police, Crime Prevention and Racing' (starting 2022-06-27) while Luke Donnellan served as 'Minister for Roads and Road Safety and Minister for Ports by Premier Daniel Andrews' (2006-01-01 – present). Potential patronage — requires …
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Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction) | |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
Appointed during Tim Pallas's tenure
Anthony Carbines was appointed to 'Minister for Police, Crime Prevention and Racing' (starting 2022-06-27) while Tim Pallas served as 'Assistant Secretary of the ACTU and as Chief of Staff to Premier of Victoria Steve Bracks' (1998-01-01 – present). Potential patronage …
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Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction) | |
| Alleged | Contract |
G4S Custodial Services linked to contractor G4S Custodial Services
Associate G4S Custodial Services has a name match with contractor G4S Custodial Services. This associate is connected to Anthony Carbines. Requires verification.
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G4S Custodial Services
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Auto-detected contractor-associate name match |
| Alleged | Grant |
Brian Houston's org Andrew Evans is a grant recipient
Associate Brian Houston has career ties to Andrew Evans, which matches grant recipient 'ANDREW EVANS'. Connected to Anthony Carbines.
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Brian Houston
|
Auto-detected grant recipient match |
| Alleged | Contract |
John Holland Group / CCCC linked to contractor John Holland
Associate John Holland Group / CCCC has a name match with contractor John Holland. This associate is connected to Anthony Carbines. Requires verification.
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John Holland Group / CCCC
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Auto-detected contractor-associate name match |
| Alleged | Revolving Door |
Appointed during Anthony Albanese's tenure
Anthony Carbines was appointed to 'Minister for Police, Crime Prevention and Racing' (starting 2022-06-27) while Anthony Albanese served as 'Prime Minister of Australia' (2022-05-23 – present). Potential patronage appointment — requires investigation.
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Auto-detected career overlap |
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- Politics Reloaded, media reporting ↗
- Politics Reloaded, shooting organisations ↗
- Premier's office announcement ↗
- Premier.vic.gov.au, Victorian Parliament Hansard ↗
- VAGO, DTF contract data ↗
- VAGO, DTF contract data, media analysis ↗
- Victorian Parliament Hansard ↗
- Victorian Parliament Hansard ↗
- Victorian Parliament Hansard, media analysis ↗
- Wikipedia ↗
- anthonycarbines.org.au ↗
Notes
Member for Ivanhoe since 2010 Victorian state election. Born in Melbourne. Studied journalism at RMIT University.
PRE-POLITICS CAREER: Journalist at Geelong Advertiser (5 years). Chief of Staff to Minister for Education Bronwyn Pike. City of Banyule councillor (served concurrently with staff role).
PRESELECTION: Initially rejected for ALP preselection in 2009. Decision was overturned by then-Premier John Brumby — a factional intervention that installed Carbines as the candidate for Ivanhoe.
ALP Socialist Left faction — aligned with Andrews/Allan wing.
MINISTERIAL CAREER: Parliamentary Secretary for Health (2014-2018). Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Minister for Solar Homes (June 2020 - June 2022) — oversaw $1.3B Solar Homes program plagued by installation quality issues. Minister for Police, Crime Prevention and Racing (June 2022 - present).
Electorate: Ivanhoe covers parts of Heidelberg, Ivanhoe, Eaglemont, Rosanna, Viewbank, Watsonia, Macleod, Yallambie in Melbourne's north-eastern suburbs. Within the City of Banyule.
Office: Shop 2, 69 Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe VIC 3079.