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How much would you pay to see a rock band of politicians? Labor is asking for $1000

A band led by Tony Burke, a music buff who is also the arts minister, will play at a secret location in Adelaide on Wednesday – a creative example of Labor’s slick fundraising machine.

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How much would you pay to see a rock band of politicians? Labor is asking for $1000

A band led by Tony Burke, a music buff who is also the arts minister, will play at a secret location in Adelaide on Wednesday – a creative example of Labor’s slick fundraising machine.

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$1000 to see Tony Burke’s band, and just who is paying for Labor’s conference

Hosting a major three-day conference is an expensive affair, but the Labor Party has found plenty of ways to bring in revenue and lower its costs.

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  1. mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·afr.com

    $1000 to see Tony Burke’s band, and just who is paying for Labor’s conference

    Hosting a major three-day conference is an expensive affair, but the Labor Party has found plenty of ways to bring in revenue and lower its costs.

  2. mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·theage.com.au

    How much would you pay to see a rock band of politicians? Labor is asking for $1000

    A band led by Tony Burke, a music buff who is also the arts minister, will play at a secret location in Adelaide on Wednesday – a creative example of Labor’s slick fundraising…