Who will be the winners in Australia’s Federal Budget?

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May 11, 2021

Australia’s Federal Budget is set to be unveiled in a couple of hours time, with the world watching to see how Australia plans to financially rebound from the pandemic.

The budget is set to see a huge boost to jobs, worth $550 million.

Here’s what we know so far…

Lower Taxes, an aim at driving down the unemployment rate.
2.3 billion is set to boost mental health services. with almost 300 million going towards suicide prevention.
Major focus on WOMEN’S health, with $354 million dollars, for breast and cervical cancer awareness, funding for reproductive health among other things.
The hardest hit industry…. tourism and aviation will see a 1.2 billion dollar package.
Single home buyers will see huge cash boosts and lower deposit rates.
Clean energy set to see$566 million dollars towards low emissions technology partnerships.

TickerNEWS will be bringing you rolling coverage of The Federal Budget LIVE as it happens.

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