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Minns surely has a plan, just wish he’d share it with us
On the surface at least, this week’s NSW budget is a potential vote winner for Labor.
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theage.com.au
Mookhey’s motorway: $100 cut to rego in cost-of-living budget
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey’s budget has a few pre-election sweeteners but is banking on much to go right before returning to surplus.
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afr.com
Winners and losers in the NSW budget
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.
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NSW budget winners and losers
Handouts for motorists and new schools, but little for businesses – here are the NSW budget winners and losers revealed.
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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 Labor is off to the polls with confidence, but there’s a $1.1b catch
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.
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smh.com.au
The NSW budget explained in five charts
Here are the key details that shed light on the state’s finances, the economic outlook and what lies ahead for households and consumers.
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The Sydney project costs that hang over the state’s finances like a cloud
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.
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Anemic growth forecast strengthens case for NSW budget restraint
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.
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Minns surely has a plan, just wish he’d share it with us
On the surface at least, this week’s NSW budget is a potential vote winner for Labor.