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The winners and losers in the 2026 NSW budget

The winners and losers in the 2026 NSW budget
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The New South Wales government has released its 2026 budget, featuring cost-of-living relief measures like transport fare freezes and energy-saving subsidies. Despite these initiatives, the state faces a $2.3 billion deficit, with a return to surplus not expected until 2027/28.

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The budget reflects the fiscal challenges faced by regional governments balancing immediate public relief with long-term economic sustainability.

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From health to education and cost-of-living, here are the state budget s winners and losers. ( ABC News: Jo-Yi Hsu )

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The article provides a balanced overview of budget winners and losers alongside fiscal data without taking a partisan stance.

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