The 2020-21 NSW Budget could bring the great Australian dream of owning your own home one step closer to reality for thousands of people,

Patients with blood cancers and some rare genetic diseases will benefit from a $49.6 million funding boost for innovative new cell and gene therapies in the 2020-21 NSW Budget.

Businesses are set to benefit from thousands of dollars in tax relief and a raft of other support measures designed to improve their cashflow

From our youngest learners to those in their final years of high school, students across NSW are set to benefit from new infrastructure and schools, and upgrades to technology

Creating and supporting jobs through targeted stimulus measures, billions of dollars for infrastructure and maintenance, tax cuts for business and record health funding

NSW residents will be given $100 worth of digital vouchers that can be used at eateries and on arts and tourism attractions across NSW as part of a flagship $500 million program

Regional communities are at the centre of the 2020-21 NSW Budget with the Deputy Premier John Barilaro today confirming historic investment in roads, hospitals, education,

Better access to health care services and new and improved hospitals will be delivered for the people of NSW with more than $29 billion in funding committed as part of the 2020-21 NSW Budget.