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Live: SA government hands down 2026 budget

Live: SA government hands down 2026 budget
ABC Australia Thursday 04 June 2026, 05:15 UTC By Sara Garcia and Daniel Keane 1 min read
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live SA government hands down first budget since resounding election win Skip to timeline The SA government is about to hand down its first budget since winning the March election in a landslide. It's the first budget Tom Koutsantonis has delivered since he returned to the treasury portfolio last September. We will bring you all the updates as they unfold.

live SA government hands down first budget since resounding election win Skip to timeline The SA government is about to hand down its first budget since winning the March election in a landslide. It's the first budget Tom Koutsantonis has delivered since he returned to the treasury portfolio last September. We will bring you all the updates as they unfold. Submit a comment or question Live updates Sort Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 3:15pm Welcome to our blog! Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the 2026 SA budget. I'm Sara Garcia, joined by Daniel Keane, and together we will be bringing you live updates throughout the afternoon. LoadingThe budget lock-up ends at 3pm, which is when we can start bringing you the details from within those papers. If you have any questions or comments, be sure to submit them and we'll do our best to get to them!
SA (ORG) Tom Koutsantonis (PERSON) treasury (ORG) 3:15pm Welcome (ORG) Sara Garcia (PERSON) Daniel Keane (PERSON)
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