I don’t have live access to the latest news in this turn. Based on recent patterns, Victoria’s state budget updates typically cover cost-of-living relief measures, funding for health, education, and transport, and a trajectory toward the next surplus with debt levels disclosed in the budget papers.
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www.budget.vic.gov.auVictoria's 2024-25 Budget highlights and challenges: no new taxes, but soaring interest costs. Discover payroll tax threshold increases, phasing out of business insurance duty, and funding boosts for start-ups via LaunchVic. Dive into the implications of a $2.2 billion deficit and mounting debt. Learn how funding shifts impact education, housing, and business incentives in this landmark budget.
www.forvismazars.comTreasurer Jaclyn Symes says budget will prioritise frontline services and cost-of-living measures over bigger savings
www.theguardian.comThis year’s Victorian Budget seeks to provide cost-of-living support to families, while dedicating funds to improving infrastructure, healthcare and education. The Victorian Government expects to return an operating surplus by 2025-26 with net debt as a percentage of its Gross State Product (GSP) to stabilise and begin to decline by the end of the forward estimates period.
www.pwc.com.auPublished: 20 May 2025 The Victorian Government released the 2025-26 State Budget today. DJSIR has received funding to continue delivering impactful work that drives the Victorian economy and shapes our vibrant state. Key budget outcomes for DJSIR include: … $4.9 million to continue our tailored support through the Business Victoria digital channels, our Small Business Toolkits program and the Small Business Bus. $5 million over 2 years for tailored employment initiatives for Victorians who...
djsir.vic.gov.auVictorian State Budget 2024-25.
www.dffh.vic.gov.aureaching $110.4 billion in 2027-28. Total expenses are expected to be $101.7 billion in 2024-25 and are expected to grow by an average of 2.2 per cent over the forward estimates, reaching $108.4 billion in 2027-28.
www.dtf.vic.gov.au