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# $ ↓ Finding Status Minister Agency Year
1 $125.0B Suburban Rail Loop: $34.5B to $216B — The Costliest Infrastructure Promise in Australian History PENDING Major Transport Infrastructure Authority 2026
2 $59.7B DVA military compensation liability surged $59.7B in a single year — up 65% PENDING Department of Veterans' Affairs 2026
3 $27.5B NBN Co $27.5B cost blowout — 93% over original $29.5B estimate PENDING NBN Co 2026
4 $23.8B 11 of 14 Home Affairs SES officers skipped conflict of interest declarations on $23.8B contract portfolio PENDING Department of Home Affairs 2026
5 $19.0B Victorian Big Build: West Gate Tunnel + Metro Tunnel + North East Link — $19B in Combined Overruns PENDING Major Transport Infrastructure Authority 2026
6 $13.6B Cross River Rail: $13.6 Billion Blowout — 253% Over Budget PENDING Cross River Rail Delivery Authority / Department of Transport and Main Roads 2026
7 $9.0B Sydney Metro City & Southwest: $9 Billion Blowout PENDING Sydney Metro / Transport for NSW 2026
8 $8.4B BAE Systems Donated $288K to Labor and Liberal — Landed $8.37B in Defence Contracts, Including a $1.89B Direct-Source Frigate Deal Referred to the Anti-Corruption Commission PENDING Department of Defence 2026
9 $7.8B $7.8 billion of your taxes paid to consultants who left nothing behind INVESTIGATED Katy Gallagher Australian Public Service Commission 2026
10 $7.1B Serco Donated $115K to Labor and Liberal — Collected $7.13B Running Immigration Detention for 15 Years, Amid Allegations of Violence, Neglect, and Self-Harm PENDING Department of Home Affairs 2026
11 $7.1B Brisbane 2032 Olympics: Total Budget Unconfirmed — QAO Warned of Blowout Risk PENDING Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee / Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority 2026
12 $6.8B NSW Education: $6.8 Billion in Restatements and Delegation Breaches PENDING NSW Department of Education / TAFE NSW 2026
13 $6.0B Up to $6 billion stolen from disabled Australians every year — and the agency admits it had 'no real control' until 2024 ACTIVE Amanda Rishworth National Disability Insurance Agency / Services Australia 2026
14 $5.5B Australia's biggest defence projects blew out by $5.5 billion — just from exchange rate movements PENDING Richard Marles Department of Defence 2026
15 $5.1B NSW State Deficit: $5.1 Billion Operating Loss, $165B in Debt PENDING NSW Treasury 2026
16 $5.0B Australia spends $5 billion a year on Big Four consultants — and the government rejected every major reform to fix conflicts of interest PENDING Katy Gallagher Multiple (whole-of-government) 2026
17 $5.0B $5 billion in wrong pension payments — 3 years, every quarter a miss ACTIVE Bill Shorten Services Australia 2026
18 $4.4B Boeing Donated $335K to Labor and Liberal — Collected $4.43B in Defence Contracts, Every Single One Through Direct Sourcing or Limited Tender PENDING Department of Defence 2026
19 $3.8B Brisbane 2032 Victoria Park Stadium: $3.785 Billion Olympics Venue PENDING Queensland Government / Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority 2026
20 $3.5B Sydney Metro Northwest Cost Blowout: $3.5B Over Budget PENDING Transport for NSW 2026
21 $3.3B $3.3 billion in dodgy NDIS claims slipped through because nobody was watching INVESTIGATED Murray Watt National Disability Insurance Agency 2026
22 $3.1B Queensland Grants: $3.1 Billion With Weak Controls, 31% of Fixes Still Undone PENDING All Queensland Departments / Queensland Reconstruction Authority 2026
23 $3.1B Logan & Gold Coast Faster Rail: $3.1 Billion Blowout PENDING Department of Transport and Main Roads 2026
24 $3.1B CIMIC Donated $540K to Labor, Liberal and Nationals — Collected $3.1B in Government Construction, 41% Without Open Tender INVESTIGATED Department of Defence / Infrastructure Australia 2026
25 $2.7B $2.7 billion gap: Australia's navy ships suffering 'catastrophic failures' ACTIVE Richard Marles Department of Defence (Royal Australian Navy) 2026
26 $2.4B NBN Co went 3 years without reporting to shareholders — collected $2.4B in equity during blackout PENDING NBN Co 2026
27 $2.4B Queensland Train Manufacturing Program: $2.4 Billion Blowout Hidden From Media PENDING Department of Transport and Main Roads 2026
28 $2.2B Western Sydney Airport Rail: $2.2 Billion Dispute, Delayed to 2027 PENDING Sydney Metro / Transport for NSW 2026
29 $2.2B Thales Australia Donated $195K to Labor and Liberal — Landed $2.2B in Defence Contracts Through Restricted Tender PENDING Richard Marles Department of Defence 2026
30 $2.1B $2.1 billion in government contracts handed out without competition — no bids, no questions PENDING Katy Gallagher Department of Finance 2026
31 $2.0B $2 billion in health grants handed out as 'captain's picks' — no applications, no merit, just ministerial discretion PENDING Mark Butler Department of Health and Aged Care 2026
32 $1.9B DEWR's $1.9B Workforce Australia — 40% of placements last under 13 weeks, no outcome baseline PENDING Department of Employment and Workplace Relations 2026
33 $1.8B Defence blew $1.8 billion over budget on IT projects — and they still don't work properly PENDING Richard Marles Department of Defence 2026
34 $1.8B WestConnex Motorway: $5.3B Government Subsidy for a Tollway Nobody Owns Anymore PENDING NSW Department of Transport 2026
35 $1.5B $1.5 billion in medication claims stuck unprocessed — while pharmacists wait and patients are delayed PENDING Mark Butler Services Australia / Department of Health and Aged Care 2026
36 $1.3B Queensland Councils: $1.34 Billion in "Found Assets" — Roads That Didn't Exist on Paper PENDING All 77 Queensland Councils 2026
37 $1.2B Ministers overruled their own experts to hand $1.2 billion to whoever they wanted PENDING Katy Gallagher Department of Infrastructure 2026
38 $1.2B A $1.2 billion no-bid munitions deal — and the defence official who handed it out was accepting champagne from the winner PENDING Richard Marles Department of Defence (Guided Weapons & Explosive Ordnance) 2026
39 $1.0B Sydney CBD & South East Light Rail: $1 Billion Blowout PENDING Transport for NSW 2026
40 $1.0B DTA: all 4 sampled procurements had wrong AusTender data; $1B IBM arrangement under AFP fraud investigation PENDING Digital Transformation Agency 2026
41 $948.0M Paladin Donated $70K to Labor and Liberal — A Company Registered to a Beach Shack Collected $948M in Sole-Source Manus Island Contracts Without Ever Facing Competition PENDING Department of Home Affairs 2026
42 $890.0M The aged care regulator spent $890 million and can't show it made a single nursing home safer PENDING Anika Wells Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission 2026
43 $697.4M PwC Donated $270K to Labor and Liberal — Then Bagged $700M in Advisory Contracts, Including Confidential Tax Reform Work PENDING Katy Gallagher Department of Finance / Treasury / Multiple Agencies 2026
44 $683.2M Deloitte Donated $270K to Labor and Liberal — Bagged $683M in Consulting Contracts Across 4 Agencies, Every One Through Direct Sourcing or Limited Tender PENDING Multiple agencies 2026
45 $550.0M $550M remote Indigenous housing program delivered only 19% of promised homes PENDING National Indigenous Australians Agency 2026
46 $550.0M $550 million spent renovating the War Memorial — without ministers even being told about the contracts PENDING Tony Burke Australian War Memorial 2026
47 $500.0M NSW Social Housing: 33-Day Fill Times, 9,280 Applications Backlogged PENDING Homes NSW / Department of Communities and Justice 2026
48 $500.0M AGD delayed child sexual abuse survivor services for 5 years after Royal Commission PENDING Attorney-General's Department 2026
49 $420.0M Victorian DHHS Pandemic Consulting: $1.1B to Big Four Firms During COVID — No Skills Transfer PENDING Department of Health 2026
50 $420.0M Service NSW Digital Transformation Outsourcing: $2.1B in Untendered IT Contracts PENDING Service NSW 2026

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