Which politicians benefit from the $13 billion critical minerals deal?

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L-R: Anthony Albanese, Barnaby Joyce, Anne Webster, Ged Kearney, Donald Trump (Image: Private Media)

Australia and the United States signed a $13 billion deal to plough more taxpayer funds into critical minerals companies following a meeting between Anthony Albanese and Donald Trump. So, which federal parliamentarians have investments in the sector?

Most parliamentarians and their families who invest in the sharemarket tend to do so in large, well-known brands like Telstra, the Commonwealth Bank and Woolworths. But not all run with the pack in the hunt for a buck.

Analysis by Crikey and Open Politics of the parliament’s interest registers shows a group of MPs (or their partners) have placed