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Victoria Budget 2026

📍 Melbourne 👥 6.9 million 👤 Jacinta Allan Labor since 2014 📅 Last budget: 5 May 2026 📅 Next budget: 5 May 2027

Victoria is Australia's second most populous state, home to Melbourne. The 2026–27 Budget was delivered 5 May 2026 — a surplus with record health and education investment.

$98B
Annual Revenue
$97B
Annual Expenditure
$520B
Gross State Product
6.9 million
Population
$165B
Net Debt
📋 Recent Budgets
Last Budget: 5 May 2026 Next Budget: 5 May 2027
Victoria Recent Budget History
YearThemeResult
2026–27 Easier. Safer. More Affordable. Surplus View ↗
2025–26 Getting Victoria Moving Deficit $2.5B View ↗
2024–25 Getting Back on Track Deficit $2.1B View ↗

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

🎯 Key Budget Priorities
  • Cost of living — 20% rego rebates, half-price public transport
  • Health — record $32B investment, new hospitals
  • Education — $19B total, 4 new schools, 22 new kinders
  • Housing — $860M Social Housing Growth Fund, 7,000+ homes
  • Transport — 25 new X'Trapolis trains, record $1B+ on roads
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Victoria budget 2026?
The Victoria 2026 state budget is scheduled for 5 May 2027. Treasurer: Jaclyn Symes.
What is Victoria's budget result for 2026?
Victoria's 2026 budget result is Surplus $1B, with annual revenue of $98B and expenditure of $97B.
What is Victoria's net debt?
Victoria's net debt is $165B, representing 31.7% of Gross State Product (GSP: $520B).
Who is the Victoria Treasurer?
The Victoria Treasurer is Jaclyn Symes, serving under Premier Jacinta Allan (Labor, in office since 2014).
📊 Budget at a Glance
Annual Revenue $98B
Annual Expenditure $97B
Budget Result Surplus $1B
🏛 Government
Premier
Jacinta Allan
Treasurer
Jaclyn Symes
Party / Coalition
Labor
In Office Since
2014
Capital City
Melbourne
Jurisdiction Type
State