Teachers and students are the big winners,families and public transport users the losers.
Although it’s unlikely to be popular,except perhaps with public sector workers,there are various minor cuts for the rest of us to be annoyed by.
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will deliver Labor’s first budget since 2010,which will focus on boosting housing supply,reforms to assist renters,and support for first home buyers.
Here’s what we know so far about Treasurer Daniel Mookhey’s first state budget,to be delivered on Tuesday.
NSW voters are tightening their belts,and they expect the state government to do the same.
Where does the NSW government get its revenue? And how exactly is it dished out?
Reports of abuse and neglect are going ignored,caseworkers are overwhelmed and children are spending years bouncing through homes,hotels and other care amid an understaffed system.
NSW needs 136 more basketball courts to meet its current demand,as parents join three-year waitlists to place children in the popular sport.
The price tag,which came without detail,provides an assessment of the likely cost of Labor’s decision to abolish the Coalition’s cap on wage growth for public sector workers.
The treasurer is dressing like his predecessors. Under the surface,he couldn’t be more different.
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will pull the plug on electric vehicle subsidies in Tuesday’s budget – but funding will remain for Metro West.