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SA Budget Insights 2026-27
South Australia’s 2026–27 State Budget focuses on cost-of-living relief, housing, health, education and productivity, while maintaining a commitment to fiscal discipline. Key measures include major investments in affordable housing, free public education, aged care, fuel security and strategic infrastructure, alongside efforts to support economic growth and workforce development.

Weekly Wrap Up
Parliament returns with Budget Estimates underway, while debate continues on the Government’s post-Budget agenda. The week ahead also features key economic data releases from the ABS, the South Australian Budget, the AFR AI Summit, and National Press Club addresses on clean energy, industrial policy and Australia’s future workforce challenges.

Weekly Wrap Up
Labor’s sweeping 2026–27 Federal Budget reforms have sparked mounting backlash from investors, industry and the tech sector, placing housing, tax and intergenerational equity at the centre of political debate. As criticism grows over changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, the Government now faces pressure to defend — or soften — its reform agenda.

Weekly Wrap Up
Parliament returned this week as political attention remained fixed on the 2026–27 Federal Budget and its implications for housing, taxation and economic reform. Jim Chalmers defended the Government’s intergenerational agenda, while the Coalition sharpened its critique ahead of Tim Wilson’s upcoming National Press Club Post-Budget Reply Address.
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SA Budget Insights 2026-27
South Australia’s 2026–27 State Budget focuses on cost-of-living relief, housing, health, education and productivity, while maintaining a commitment to fiscal discipline. Key measures include major investments in affordable housing, free public education, aged care, fuel security and strategic infrastructure, alongside efforts to support economic growth and workforce development.

Weekly Wrap Up
Parliament returns with Budget Estimates underway, while debate continues on the Government’s post-Budget agenda. The week ahead also features key economic data releases from the ABS, the South Australian Budget, the AFR AI Summit, and National Press Club addresses on clean energy, industrial policy and Australia’s future workforce challenges.

Weekly Wrap Up
Labor’s sweeping 2026–27 Federal Budget reforms have sparked mounting backlash from investors, industry and the tech sector, placing housing, tax and intergenerational equity at the centre of political debate. As criticism grows over changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, the Government now faces pressure to defend — or soften — its reform agenda.

Weekly Wrap Up
Parliament returned this week as political attention remained fixed on the 2026–27 Federal Budget and its implications for housing, taxation and economic reform. Jim Chalmers defended the Government’s intergenerational agenda, while the Coalition sharpened its critique ahead of Tim Wilson’s upcoming National Press Club Post-Budget Reply Address.