Federal Budget - 2017-18 - Overview
Comprehensive Budget overview : 27 sections covering every aspect of this year's Budget plus 6 Appendix of support information.
Through this link you'll be able to access a comprehensive breakdown of this years Budget.
There are 27 sections that can be accessed by either a drop down menu in the right panel or a Next button at the bottom of each section.
The main themes of this year's Budget are:
- Stronger growth to deliver more and better jobs
- Guaranteeing the essential services that Australians rely on
- Tracking cost of living pressures
- Ensuring the Government lives within its means
- Budget at a glance
- Budget aggregates and major economic parameters
Source: budget.gov.au
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