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State

New South Wales

Sydney Β· 8.3 million Β· Labor
Premier: Chris Minns Β· Treasurer: Daniel Mookhey
CURRENT BUDGET
17 June 2025
“Building for the Future”
DELIVERED
Next budget: 17 June 2026
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$112B
Annual Revenue
πŸ“€
$116B
Expenditure
⚠️
Deficit $4B
Budget Result
πŸ“Š
$670B
Gross State Product
πŸ‘₯
8.3 million
Population
🏦
$103B
Net Debt
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Live Debt Clock
Estimated net debt accumulating in real time
↑ Rising
$
103,000,000,000
$103B
Net Debt
$12,400
Per Capita
15.4%
Debt-to-GSP
5%
Interest Rate

NSW net debt is rising to fund housing, transport and hospital infrastructure across Australia's most populous state.

⏱️
Interest Cost Ticker
NSW pays @ 5% on $103B debt
Per Second
$163.19
Per Minute
$9,792
Per Hour
$587,497
Per Day
$14,099,932
Per Year
$5,150,000,000
Interest paid since you opened this page:
$0.00

πŸ“… Budget History

CURRENT
17 June 2025
“Building for the Future”
Deficit $3.6B
Net Debt $103B
2024–25
“Building for the Future”
Deficit $3.6B
Net Debt $96B
Official Budget β†’
2023–24
“Responsible Budget”
Deficit $7.3B
Net Debt $88B
Official Budget β†’
2022–23
“Cost of Living Relief”
Deficit $11.4B
Net Debt $77B
Official Budget β†’

🎯 Key Budget Priorities

1
Housing affordability and planning reform
2
Transport infrastructure β€” Metro expansion
3
Healthcare β€” new hospitals and hospital upgrades
4
Cost of living relief and energy bill subsidies
5
Education and early childhood learning