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Elections Campaign Donation Return Summary Elections Campaign Donation Return Summary This table presents a summary of the election campaign donation returns given to the Chief Executive Officer under section 62 of the Local Government Act 1989 following the General Election on 22 October 2016. Name of persons who made a gift to the candidate and the total Candidate Name value of the gift received from that person Natalie Abboud Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Natalie Abboud 1085.00 Tony Astuto Alfina Astuto 1092.00 Vijay Bhusal No disclosable gifts Susanne Alison Bolton Electrical Trades Union 13,408 2 Sean Brocklehurst 500.00 Tim Gooden 500.00 Fern Smith 500.00 Neville Scarlett 1250.00 Victorian Allied Health Professionals 1500.00 Antonio Bonifazio No disclosable gifts Joe Caputo Raine and Horne 2100.00 Mario Elezovic 500.00 George Messie 250.00 Annalivia Carli Hannan Carlo Carli 1980.00 Siobhan Hannan 1910.00 Michael de Bruyn 2350.00 Helen Davidson No disclosable gifts Jess Dorney Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Milad El‐Halabi SDA Union 4040.00 Mohamad Elmustapha No disclosable gifts Paul Failla No disclosable gifts Gordon Gartside No disclosable gifts George Georgiou No disclosable gifts Meghan Belinda Hopper Fundraiser Event at Wick Studio 1049.47 4 Name of persons who made a gift to the candidate and the total Candidate Name value of the gift received from that person Ali Irfanli No disclosable gifts Imogen Jubb No disclosable gifts John Michael Kavanagh No disclosable gifts D’arcey Kellehan No disclosable gifts Alex McGilvray Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Dale Martin Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Tim Hoffmann 2000.00 3 Shaun Kevin Minehan No disclosable gifts Danny Mitchell Maree Michell 500.00 Nigel Higgins 500.00 Jenny Dignan 1000.00 Anthony Carbines 800.00 Jane Garrett 1000.00 Luba Grigorovitch 500.00 Eoin O’Dwyer 4950.80 Alesio Mulufola No disclosable gifts Sian Nelson Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Tim Hoffmann 2000.00 3 David Nunns Fundraiser held at the Woodlands Hotel 2050.00 Dean O’Callaghan No disclosable gifts Ray Pastoors Fundraiser Event at Wick Studio 1049.47 4 Julieane Roper 100.00 Nicholas Kyriacu 20.00 Helen Pavlidis No disclosable gifts Name of persons who made a gift to the candidate and the total Candidate Name value of the gift received from that person Adam Pulford Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Samantha Ratnam Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Mark Riley Australian Greens Victoria 1566.00 Australian Greens Victoria – Moreland Branch 5305.00 5 Josephine Connellan 800.00 1 Angela Palombo 2500.00 1 Tim Read 2500.00 1 Mark Riley 1000.00 1 Matt Mulcahy 700.00 1 Martin Shield 564.00 1 Raju Shakya Big Belly Fundraising Dinner 3290.00 Kelly Maree Smith No disclosable gifts Lambros Tapinos No disclosable gifts Francesco Timpano No disclosable gifts Oscar Yildiz Marinella Costanzo 1000.00 Amanda Zammitt 500.00 Dabrant Pty 1000.00 Rozlyn Walters 720.00 Alex Wright 600.00 Tuncay Cekic 600.00 Peterson Group 600.00 David Paglianiti 600.00 Maurice Bisetto 600.00 Fundraiser Dinner – Laila Receptions 5420.00 Melissa J. Yuan No disclosable gifts 1 This donation was shared amongst the 8 candidates endorsed by the Australian Greens Victoria 2 Part of a larger donation split between Council and Federal Election 3 This donation was shared amongst Dale Martin and Sian Nelson 4 This donation was shared amongst Meghan Hopper and Ray Pastoors 5 Inclusive of candidate’s share of individual cash donations .
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