Federal Budget 2022 — Winners and Losers

November 12, 2022

After 10 years out of government, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has delivered Labor's first budget since its election victory in May.

Most of the big announcements — both new things the government's funding and things it's getting rid of — are election commitments that we've known about for some months.

But there are a few surprises here and there.

Here's where it plans to spend its money and where it plans to rein things in.

Winners and Losers

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