Australia’s Strategic Liberal Budget Surplus: A Product of Prioritization, Cancelled Activities, and the Cost of Underestimation

Are Budget Surpluses Truly a Win?

Behind Australia's celebrated budget surpluses lies a deeper story of project prioritization, cost blowouts, and cancelled investments. From the $368 billion nuclear submarine program to the delays and spiralling costs of Snowy Hydro and the NBN, taxpayers are left with less value for more money.

Over 74% of the last 24 years saw Liberal governments in charge, laying the groundwork for today's financial challenges. Is it time for a rethink on fiscal strategy, accountability, and project governance?

 Dive into our latest white paper to uncover how Australia’s current situation is a product of mismanagement and underestimation—and what we can do to fix it.

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