WA
STATE
Western Australia Budget 2026
📍 Perth
👥 2.9 million
👤 Roger Cook
Labor since 2017
📅 Last budget: 7 May 2026
📅 Next budget: 7 May 2027
Western Australia is a global resources powerhouse. Iron ore and LNG exports underpin some of the nation's strongest budget surpluses. The 2026–27 WA Budget was delivered 7 May 2026.
$47B
Annual Revenue
$43B
Annual Expenditure
$320B
Gross State Product
2.9 million
Population
$22B
Net Debt
📋 Recent Budgets
Last Budget: 7 May 2026
Next Budget: 7 May 2027
| Year | Theme | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026–27 | Investing in WA's Future | Surplus $3.2B | View ↗ |
| 2024–25 | Investing in Western Australia's Future | Surplus $3.2B | View ↗ |
| 2023–24 | Strong Economy, Strong Services | Surplus $3.0B | View ↗ |
Budget figures are indicative. Visit the official budget website for full documents.
🎯 Key Budget Priorities
- Resources sector — iron ore, gold, lithium and LNG
- Royalties for Regions program
- Perth transport — METRONET rail expansion
- Mining services and industry diversification
- Regional infrastructure and remote communities
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Western Australia budget 2026?
The Western Australia 2026 state budget is scheduled for 7 May 2027. Treasurer: Rita Saffioti.
What is Western Australia's budget result for 2026?
Western Australia's 2026 budget result is Surplus $4B, with annual revenue of $47B and expenditure of $43B.
What is Western Australia's net debt?
Western Australia's net debt is $22B, representing 6.9% of Gross State Product (GSP: $320B).
Who is the Western Australia Treasurer?
The Western Australia Treasurer is Rita Saffioti, serving under Premier Roger Cook (Labor, in office since 2017).
📊 Budget at a Glance
Annual Revenue
$47B
Annual Expenditure
$43B
Budget Result
Surplus $4B
🏛 Government
- Premier
- Roger Cook
- Treasurer
- Rita Saffioti
- Party / Coalition
- Labor
- In Office Since
- 2017
- Capital City
- Perth
- Jurisdiction Type
- State
🔗 Official Budget Resources
WA Budget Website
Official government budget portal
WA Treasury
Department of Treasury website