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Budget builds for the future

Premier Peter Malinauskas introduced the 2024-25 State Budget on Thursday. PHOTO: EMMA HEIDENREICH 412155_01
Sam Lowe and Emma Heidenreich

Building a financial base that focuses on the long-term future of the state has been front and centre for the […]

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