Please note: This site is a work in progress. Our team is working to continuously improve on all aspects of this service and appreciates any feedback provided. The site has now been updated with information sourced from the 2022-23 Budget documents that were released on 25 October 2022.

Welcome

The Department of Finance (Finance) holds vast amounts of information on government bodies. To better organise this information so that meaningful and accurate data about government can be quickly found, Finance has developed structure.gov.au. This site takes information stored in the Finance Knowledge Graph and presents on the web for easy access.

The site is currently in a limited release version and users are invited to provide feedback about all experiences, positive and negative. In particular, requests for additional information or new kinds of views are sought from the community to influence the development of the services offered. 

As work on structure.gov.au and the Finance Knowledge Graph continues, an increasingly sophisticated picture of the structure of the Australian Government will take shape. This ‘Structure of government’ will be a source of information about the changing patterns of purposes, activities, authorities, and more that is built from the knowledge created and collected by Finance as part of its stewardship activities. 

  • For a summary of PGPA Act entities and companies and their characteristics please see the PGPA Summary page.
  • For an example of the distinguished terms used in instruments related to the structure and governance of government bodies please see the Distinguished Terms page.
  • For an example of some of the custom charts able to be created by data analysts using the Finance KG please see the Data Visualisation page.

For more information about the currently available views please see About the Views

For more information about the project please contact us through our Feedback Form to the right of the screen. 

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