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ALGA analysis of 2024-25 Federal Budget

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Please find ALGA’s analysis and updates for the 2024-25 Federal Budget handed down in Canberra tonight (14 May 2024).

Posted 14 May, 2024

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  • Fact Sheet 1 - 2024-25 Budget overview
  • Fact Sheet 2 – Financial Assistance Grants
  • Fact Sheet 3 - Transport - A local government perspective
  • ALGA 2024-25 pre-Budget submission

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