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First home buyers, women among the winners while foreign investors and public sector workers lose out in the NSW Budget - Vimarsana News

First home buyers, women among the winners while foreign investors and public sector workers lose out in the NSW Budget

New South Wales Treasurer Matt Kean has handed down his first Budget with the state’s forecasted deficit more than tripling to $11.3 billion due to spending during the Omicron and Delta outbreaks.

Budgeting for an election? Go figure - Vimarsana News

Budgeting for an election? Go figure

The state election next March is the context for every dollar pledged - and it’s a fraught exercise for Labor as well as a government showing signs of fatigue.

Source: smh.com.au
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Beaches Link tunnel delay puts residents lives in limbo - Vimarsana News

Beaches Link tunnel delay puts residents lives in limbo

Councils are insisting the government keep its promise to deliver the motorway linking North Sydney to Balgowlah and Seaforth.

Parramatta light rail: Perrottet sets aside more than $600 million for second stage of public transport project - Vimarsana News

Parramatta light rail: Perrottet sets aside more than $600 million for second stage of public transport project

The Herald on Wednesday revealed the government would push ahead with the second stage of the light rail, despite receiving advice from its independent infrastructure body to delay the project.

NSW government ignores advice and pushes ahead with Parramatta light rail project - Vimarsana News

NSW government ignores advice and pushes ahead with Parramatta light rail project

Second stage of the light rail was recommended to be delayed alongside other ‘mega-projects’