Treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to deliver his second budget speech and hand down Australia’s first budget surplus in 15 years. Watch Sky News Australia for full coverage and expert analysis from 6pm AEST.
Sky News Australia’s expert team of commentators and journalists will analyse the budget from 6pm starting with a special 90-minute edition of Credlin with Peta Credlin.
Following the Treasurer’s address, at 8:00pm join Sky News’ expert line-up including Chief News Anchor Kieran Gilbert, Political Editor Andrew Clennell, Business Editor Ross Greenwood and Political Anchor Laura Jayes for their immediate response and analysis of the budget. Mr Chalmers and shadow treasurer Angus Taylor will join the program live in studio to answer questions about how these new set of policies proposed will underpin Australia’s fiscal future.
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