$7.1 billion surplus budget announced by JoshFrydenberg for budget2019 auspol
On the other hand, this is a Coalition fighting an election that, despite what MPs might say publicly, they know is Labor's to lose.
One source told me last week, that Scott Morrison privately confided to a dining companion that he is confident he can win. How much regard should we give tonight's budget given the election is next month? It's a good question.
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