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In one of the few state Budgets that has specific aid to the transport and logistics sector, South Australia confirms it will spend $5.9 million over four years on driver training reform. Alongside the regular slew of road infrastructure building,

The New South Wales Government has pledged almost $200 million for mining industries and mining communities as part of the state’s 2021-22 Budget, including a focus on critical minerals exploration.

Federation Council has unanimously approved its budget for 2021/22, revenue policy 2021/22 and long-term financial plan 2021-2031. The draft budget of 8% rate increase – comprising 6% special rate variation in relation to the Corowa Aquatic Centre approved by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) on top of the …

The NSW Government’s position as a leader in the provision of digital services and technologies has been boosted by significant investments in the 2021-22 State Budget.

While South Australian Treasurer Rob Lucas described his final state budget as "responsible" and not a "pre-election spending splurge", there are more winners than losers.

New South Wales treasurer Dominic Perrottet delivers the state’s 10 th Coalition Budget in a row highlighting $4.7 billion to be spent on two headline road infrastructure projects – $2.7 billion for the M6 Extension Stage 1 and $2 billion for the Great Western Highway Upgrade.

Regional and rural NSW will benefit from the $10.8 billion statewide health infrastructure spend over four years announced in today’s Budget, including $3.2 billion in 2021-22.

Schools and students across regional NSW are benefitting from record investment in their education as part of the 2021-22 NSW Budget, with more than $6 billion being spent on supporting teachers, new and upgraded schools and technology to connect our students.

"This budget gets NSW dressed for success," the treasurer on Tuesday told reporters of the plan, which outlines expenditure of $102.5 billion. "This is a budget with a heart." Despite the treasurer's confidence,

Treasurer Dominic Perrottett said housing affordability was the biggest challenge facing the government and state for a generation, but there was little help to get Australians onto the property ladde