Public transport users and coal miners are among the winners in NSW Labor’s 2026 budget, while NDIS participants and gun owners are among the losers

NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has tempered expectations of a return to surplus ahead of Tuesday's budget. Here's what has been promised so far.

The NSW budget for 2026-27 will be delivered just after noon. Follow along for updates.

The state government has unveiled the 2026/27 NSW budget, part of which includes a transport affordability package amid high fuel prices.

NSW budget shows pay rises totalling $12,000-17,000 for public servants, $100 off car registration for drivers and a question mark over the Tomago smelter.

Handouts for motorists and new schools, but little for businesses – here are the NSW budget winners and losers revealed.

Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has announced handouts for motorists – but there’s little new to report on other big-ticket issues.

Treasurer David Janetzki has handed down his second budget. Here’s a quick snapshot of what it means for you.

There were no sugar-hit handouts for households, but the state’s coffers were the unexpected winners of this budget.

While there’s welcome relief that won’t make heads spin, Labor thinks its strongest election card to play is its reputation for sound financial management.

Public transport users and coal miners are among the winners in NSW Labor’s 2026 budget, while NDIS participants and gun owners are among the losers

A freeze on Opal fares, shiny new hospitals but not much on housing: The Herald’s experts run their eyes over the budget and deliver their verdicts.

The NSW budget, delivered by Treasurer Daniel Mookhey on Tuesday, contains few sweeteners, a nod to Labor’s pre-election confidence and ongoing pressure on the state’s finances.

Cost of living handouts are nice, but Sydneysiders will always be hit hardest by things outside their control.