Skip to main contentSkip to news navigation, settings and searchABC NewsJust InFor YouPoliticsWorldBusinessAnalysisSportLifestyleEntertainmentQuizzesNews HomeJust InFor YouAnalysisRuralWatch LiveHealthIndigenousPoliticsScienceDeep TimeElectionsWorldEnvironmentInvestigationsBusinessLocal newsQuizzesSportAFLNRLFootballTennisCricketNetballLifestyleWellbeingRelationships & FamilyFood & RecipesPersonal FinanceHome & GardenEntertainmentTV & MoviesBooksMusicPop CultureArtsYour ABC AccountPersonalise the news andstay in the knowFacebookYouTubeInstagramTwitterEmergencyBackstoryNewsletters中文新闻BERITA BAHASA INDONESIATOK PISIN Appearance (BETA)Always lightAlways darkFollow system settingsFind any issues using dark mode? Please let us knowABC iViewABC ListenBy Gavin CooteTopic:BudgetTue 23 Jun 2026 at 1:22pmTue 23 Jun 2026 at 1:22pmFrom health to education and cost-of-living, here are the state budget's winners and losers. (ABC News: Jo-Yi Hsu)The NSW government has unveiled its spending and saving decisions for the coming financial year.Cost-of-living relief will be offered through a cheaper toll cap, frozen public transport costs and cuts to vehicle registration fees for one year.Here are the winners and losers, and some of the biggest state budget announcements.Winner: Cost-of-living helpRead more Loser: Budget balanceRead more Neutral: Disability servicesRead more Winner: Health and hospitalsRead more Winner: Public transport usersRead more Loser: Regional NSWRead more Winner: Domestic violence responseRead more Winner: Jewish AustraliansRead more Neutral: EnvironmentRead more Neutral: Mental healthRead more Winner: HousingRead more Winner: EducationRead more Winner: PoliceRead more Loser: Economic outlookRead more Neutral: Western SydneyRead more Credits:Illustration: Georgina Louise Piper and Emma Machan