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New South Wales Budget 2026

๐Ÿ“ Sydney ๐Ÿ‘ฅ 8.3 million ๐Ÿ‘ค Chris Minns Labor since 2023 ๐Ÿ“… Last budget: 17 June 2025 ๐Ÿ“… Next budget: 17 June 2026

New South Wales is Australia's most populous state and home to Sydney, the country's largest city and financial hub. The NSW Budget is typically handed down in June each year.

$112B
Annual Revenue
$116B
Annual Expenditure
$670B
Gross State Product
8.3 million
Population
$103B
Net Debt
๐Ÿ“‹ Recent Budgets
Last Budget: 17 June 2025 Next Budget: 17 June 2026
New South Wales Recent Budget History
YearThemeResult
2024โ€“25 Building for the Future Deficit $3.6B View โ†—
2023โ€“24 Responsible Budget Deficit $7.3B View โ†—
2022โ€“23 Cost of Living Relief Deficit $11.4B View โ†—

Budget figures are indicative. Visit the official budget website for full documents.

๐ŸŽฏ Key Budget Priorities
  • Housing affordability and planning reform
  • Transport infrastructure โ€” Metro expansion
  • Healthcare โ€” new hospitals and hospital upgrades
  • Cost of living relief and energy bill subsidies
  • Education and early childhood learning
โ“ Frequently Asked Questions
When is the New South Wales budget 2026?
The New South Wales 2026 state budget was delivered on 17 June 2026. Treasurer: Daniel Mookhey.
What is New South Wales's budget result for 2026?
New South Wales's 2026 budget result is Deficit $4B, with annual revenue of $112B and expenditure of $116B.
What is New South Wales's net debt?
New South Wales's net debt is $103B, representing 15.4% of Gross State Product (GSP: $670B).
Who is the New South Wales Treasurer?
The New South Wales Treasurer is Daniel Mookhey, serving under Premier Chris Minns (Labor, in office since 2023).
๐Ÿ“Š Budget at a Glance
Annual Revenue $112B
Annual Expenditure $116B
Budget Result Deficit $4B
๐Ÿ› Government
Premier
Chris Minns
Treasurer
Daniel Mookhey
Party / Coalition
Labor
In Office Since
2023
Capital City
Sydney
Jurisdiction Type
State