Overview of the Federal Budget 2023 – 24
The following are all the links to the federal government's description of its 2023 Budget. At the bottom are the Budget Documents for those that love to get into the fine detail of a Budget.
Delivering cost-of-living relief
- Energy price relief
- Reducing bills by saving energy
- Reducing out‑of‑pocket health costs
- Reducing the cost of medicines
- Support for those who need it most
- Responsible, sustainable income support
- More affordable housing
- Helping more Australians into home ownership
- Keeping wages moving
- Cheaper Child Care and enhanced Paid Parental Leave
Strengthening Medicare
Growing the economy
- Becoming a renewable energy superpower
- A sustainable future
- Modernising our industrial base
- Building up our defence industry
- Supporting small business
- Data and the digital industry
- A better trained workforce
- A better targeted migration system
- Supporting teachers and students
- Investing in infrastructure
Women’s Budget Statement
Broadening opportunity
- Advancing gender equality
- Closing the gender pay gap
- Supporting women's health
- Ending violence against women and children
- Addressing entrenched disadvantage in communities
- Investing in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
- Advancing gender equality
- Closing the gender pay gap
- Supporting women's health
- Ending violence against women and children
- Addressing entrenched disadvantage in communities
- Investing in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
Strengthening the Budget
- A stronger Budget
- Managing the Budget responsibly
- Building a sustainable aged care system
- Improving Disability Support
- Looking after our veterans
- Strengthening Australia's engagement with our region
- Ensuring Australians are paid the super they earn
- Making our tax and superannuation system fairer
For those who really like to get into the fine detail, knock yourself out here.
Budget Paper No. 1
Budget Strategy and Outlook
Budget Paper No. 2
Budget Measures
Budget Paper No. 3
Federal Financial Relations
Budget Paper No. 4
Agency Resourcing
budget.gov.au
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