Victorian State Budgets

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What’s in the budget for older Victorians?

The 2022-23 Victorian State Budget was handed down by the Treasurer, Tim Pallas, on 3 May. The budget includes measures that promise to improve older Victorian’s health and wellbeing, but there are still major gaps that need to be addressed. This will be a focus for our Policy and Advocacy Team throughout 2022. Here’s what’s […]

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Will the State Budget deliver what older Victorians want?

Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria is calling on Victorian State Government to prioritise significant spending on mobility, transport and digital inclusion for older people in the upcoming May budget. COTA Victoria’s six priorities featured in its pre-budget submission highlight the depth and breadth of the gaps in services older Victorians are experiencing including social

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What’s in this year’s state budget for older Victorians?

On 20 May, Treasurer Tim Pallas handed down the Victorian state budget for 2021-22. We take you through what’s in it for older Victorians – and where more is still needed. Mental health Following last year’s Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, the Government has allocated $3.8 billion over four years to kickstart reform.

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What is in the Victorian Budget for older people?

As the state emerged from the long winter lockdown, Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas presented the belated budget. The emphasis was on job creation and targeted spending to assist economic, social and mental health recovery from the effects of COVID-19. This included the biggest boost to social and affordable housing in Australian history. This time last

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