The latest leaks from the Federal Budget reveal a big infrastructure spend, including $1.1 billion towards road upgrades and $1 billion to freight networks.
The latest leaks from the Federal Budget reveal a big infrastructure spend, should the Liberal Party be successful at the upcoming May election. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will hand down the Budget on Tuesday, in which he is expected to commit $1.
1 billion towards road upgrades and $1 billion to freight networks. The Morrison Government is also expected to announce one-off payments of up to $125 for families struggling to pay rising power bills and is to spruik a return to surplus. Image: News Corp Australia
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