Treasurer delivers 2022 federal budget
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down his fourth budget with cost of living, defence and infrastructure spending on the table. Watch live.
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Josh Frydenberg’s Budget message for Daily Telegraph readers
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has recorded an exclusive video message for The Daily Telegraph’s readers outlining how they will benefit from the measures in his budget. Watch it here.
What’s in the Budget for you
All the pre-election budget announcements will be revealed on Tuesday, but some promises have already been made. Here’s everything you need to know.
Budget bonus could see mortgages soar
With cost of living one of the key issues for the 2022 federal budget, a government cash splash could spell out bad news for mortgage payers.
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Gold, gold, gold for Games
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Elite schools on Budget chopping block
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Foreigners get $15bn in welfare
ABOUT 870,000 non-citizens living in Australia are claiming $15 billion a year in welfare benefits, according to a new analysis.
Where did that spending crisis go?
OUR national debt is nearly half a trillion dollars. But that won’t stop our government from promising huge spending increases in the Budget tomorrow.
Budget 2017: What we know so far
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Major sports up for grabs for all networks
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