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NSW takes a tax hit, but Mookhey doubles down on 2027-28 surplus

A surge in federal funds, GST receipts and dividends has allowed NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey to project surpluses despite tough times and cost-of-living relief.

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NSW takes a tax hit, but Mookhey doubles down on 2027-28 surplus

A surge in federal funds, GST receipts and dividends has allowed NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey to project surpluses despite tough times and cost-of-living relief.

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