2018/19
Notes:
1. Mapping the Budget is sourced from Budget Paper no. 2 - Infrastructure Statement. Please note locations are approximate and some projects are unable to be shown on the map.
2. Expenditure and revenue charts are sourced from Budget Paper no 1 - Budget Statement.
3. “Where the Money Goes” presents recurrent expenses using the Classification of the Functions of Government (CoFOG) framework.
What the Budget means for you
New parents will benefit from:
- $16.9 million for new mums including an extra 100 midwives, more nurse home visits, virtual home visits, five additional Family Care Centre Hubs, and help for mothers with severe and complex mental illness.
- $7.6 million for the NSW Baby Bundle
What the Budget means for you
Users of vital government services will benefit from:
- Investment of $2.1 billion in mental health services, including specialist community mental health support
- Investment of $3.2 billion to support the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
What the Budget means for you
Young people will benefit from:
- Fee-free Smart apprenticeships, with 100,000 placements to be provided
- Improved youth facilities with new and upgraded Police Citizens Youth Clubs across the state.
What the Budget means for you
Families will benefit from:
- Up to an extra $200 per year for each child in school with the Active Kids voucher and the new Creative Kids voucher
- Guaranteed access to two years of early childhood education for all three-year-old kids.
What the Budget means for you
Small business-owners will benefit from:
- The progressive increase in the payroll tax-free threshold from $750,000 to $1 million by 2021-22
- Faster payment terms from government customers.
What the Budget means for you
Aboriginal Australians will benefit from:
- Additional funding for housing and community services, including new and upgraded housing
- Support for the preservation of our languages, and investment in economic development opportunities.
