The government has not increased any taxesElected in March with a mandate to "fix the state's ramping crisis," the government's first budget is unsurprisingly all about health, with $2.4 billion in new health spending over the next five years.
The government is delivering a worse-than-expected deficit of $1.73 billion this financial year, but has forecast better-than-expected surpluses over the next four years, starting with $233 million next financial year. The government has also promised a modest $177.5 million over four years to address housing affordability, with a pledge to build 400 new public houses.
"Unfortunately, we're going to recalibrate what we think is achievable from the government," he said.
Health First and Staying Safe.
Weasel words,our parasites are deceiving citizens when we accuse them of neglecting our health system by parroting,we are spending records amount on health,but they never spend enough,how callous must they be by knowing neglecting sick people.
Stop corporate welfare and budget will fix itself