A breakdown of 2026-27 Federal Budget Themes and Papers.

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Global conflict has severely disrupted global oil supplies and is contributing to higher inflation, slower growth, and extreme economic uncertainty at home and abroad. At the same time, there are big structural changes unfolding in areas like energy and technology, and longstanding challenges when it comes to productivity, intergenerational equity and access to home ownership that demand our attention. The 2026-27 Federal Budget seeks to help get us through global and local pressures.

 

Budget themes

Fuel supply and security

 

Cost of living

 

Productivity

 

Tax reform

 

Care and opportunity

 

Security and investment

 

Budget papers

Budget Strategy and Outlook

Budget Measures

Federal Financial Relations

Agency Resourcing

Women's Budget Statement

Portfolio Budget Statements

 

Budget 2026

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