On Tuesday 12 May, Treasurer the Hon. Jim Chalmers MP delivered the 2026-27 Federal Budget, marking the fifth budget under the Albanese government. This Budget has been delivered during a period of global economic uncertainty and domestic cost-of-living pressures. Shifting geopolitical conditions and volatile international markets continue to influence Australia’s economic environment, informing the Government’s… Continue reading 2026-27 Federal Budget
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Western Australian State Budget 2026-27
On Thursday 07 May 2026, Deputy Premier and Treasurer the Hon. Rita Saffioti MLA, delivered the 2026-27 Western Australian Budget. This Budget is the third delivered by the Cook Government, and the tenth consecutive budget of the WA Labor Government. The 2026-27 WA budget continues to focus on the Government’s priorities of housing, health, and… Continue reading Western Australian State Budget 2026-27
2026-27 Victorian Budget
On Tuesday 5 May 2026, Treasurer the Hon. Jaclyn Symes MLC delivered the 2026-27 Victorian Budget. This Budget is the third delivered by the Allan Government, and the twelfth consecutive budget of the Victorian Labor Government. The 2026-27 Victorian Budget continues the fiscal position established in last year’s Budget, which marked the first return to surplus since… Continue reading 2026-27 Victorian Budget
Victorian Government Response to the Independent Review of the Victorian Public Service
On Tuesday 2 December 2025, the Victorian Government released their response to the Independent Review of the Victorian Public Service (VPS). The Review was commissioned in early 2025 by Victorian Treasurer Jaclyn Symes, shortly after she took on the role following the retirement of long-term Treasurer Tim Pallas. The Review aims to reduce waste and… Continue reading Victorian Government Response to the Independent Review of the Victorian Public Service
Treasurer Jim Chalmers Press Conference on the Outcomes of the Economic Reform Roundtable
Last week, Treasurer Hon Jim Chalmers MP addressed the media after the Government’s highly anticipated Economic Reform Roundtable. The Roundtable covered three main areas of the Australian economy believed to need reform, resilience, productivity and budget sustainability and tax reform. Chalmers outlined ten areas of consensus, where those invited to the Roundtable agreed on areas… Continue reading Treasurer Jim Chalmers Press Conference on the Outcomes of the Economic Reform Roundtable