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Treasurer Cameron Dick handed down his fifth budget, saying more than $11 billion in concessions would be provided to Queensland families and businesses. The Labor government forecast a $2.6 billion budget deficit for 2024-25 because of its spending splurge. Video via AAP.
Treasurer Cameron Dick handed down his fifth budget, saying more than $11 billion in concessions would be provided to Queensland families and businesses. The Labor government forecast a $2.6 billion budget deficit for 2024-25 because of its spending splurge. Video via AAP.
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