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Tag Archives: budget
Qld Gov’t CAPEX – Brisbane’s inner city the big winner
Brisbane inner city workers and residents should start expecting some heavy construction activity around them soon as Cross River Rail capital expenditures are expected to amount to around $1.48 billion in 2019-20, according to the Capital Statement in the Queensland … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Uncategorized
Tagged budget, capex, capitalworks, crossriverrail, crr, education, infrastructure, qld, qldbudget, qldgovernment
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Qld Budget interviews with ABC’s Steve Austin & 4BC’s Ross Greenwood
While chatting with 612 ABC Brisbane’s Steve Austin and fellow interviewee Nick Behrens this afternoon, I almost chuckled when Steve asked me whether this Queensland state budget, in which total debt is projected to head toward $90 billion by 2022-23, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Queensland Government, Uncategorized
Tagged 4bc, abc, adani, budget, coal, qld, stampduty
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ABC radio interview on 2019 Budget – why Laurie Oakes is to blame for tight security
I had an enjoyable chat with Craig Zonca and Loretta Ryan on 612 ABC Brisbane this morning regarding the upcoming federal budget, particularly regarding security around the budget. You can hear me from around 48 minutes, 28 seconds into the … Continue reading
Grattan 2019 Budget panel discussion I’m participating in at Qld State Library
I’m really pleased to have been invited to be one of the panelists in the Grattan Institute’s upcoming panel discussion on the 2019 federal budget on the evening of Tuesday 9 April, one week after the budget, at the Queensland … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Uncategorized
Tagged australia, budget, grattan, pwc, qld, queensland, slq, southbrisbane, treasury
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Breakfast with Keith De Lacy & me to discuss Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next
Former Queensland Treasurer Keith De Lacy AM and I will speak at an upcoming breakfast in West End, Brisbane on Wednesday 27 February at the Connor Court Book Room regarding my recently published book Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next: … Continue reading
Speech notes from Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next launch, 19 December 2018
Me (Gene Tunny) & Julie from Connor Court at the launch of my new book Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next, at Connor Court Book Room, West End, Brisbane Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next Today’s Australian newspaper included the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Queensland Government, Uncategorized
Tagged budget, connorcourt, debt, qld, queensland
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ABC radio interviews on Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next & Qld Gov’t MYFER
Earlier today I spoke with Steve Austin on his 612 ABC Brisbane Drive program about the Queensland Government’s Mid Year Fiscal and Economic Review and my recently published book Beautiful One Day, Broke the Next. While the state government today reported … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Uncategorized
Tagged 612abcbrisbane, abc, budget, connorcourt, debt, deficits, myfer, qld, qldtreasury, queensland, treasury
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