What is the Australian Budget Being Spent On?

The Australian Budget for 2022 was just released a few days ago, and with record exports volumes of iron ore, gas, coal, and agriculture, the Australian economy has been turbo-charged over the last year. So the Federal Government's tax revenue has been beefed up beyond their original forecast which means that the Federal budget for 2022 has left extra cash in the tin to splash out on the Australian economy. The media is focusing on the cash handouts and cost of living reductions, I'm looking at the big infrastructure projects that have been funded, and notably they are road, rail and dam projects. Where is Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg put all this cash? Well, jump on and fin out because today we're Talking Tactics.
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00:00 Introduction
00:53 All Roads Lead To Rome
01:23 Melbourne Intermodal Terminal
01:54 Inland Rail
02:20 Brisbane Sunshine Coast Gold Coast Rail
02:44 Sydney to Newcastle, Adelaide, Outback Way
03:12 12 Quick Infrastructure Projects
04:17 New Dams Funded
05:22 Infrastructure Summary
05:40 How Can We Resource These Projects?
06:23 Australia Needs Immigration to Ramp Up
08:31 Conclusion

[@MelPikos]

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[@michaelgodding8572]

As per usual, no income tax cut worth mentioning, inefficiencies in the tax system, giving with one hand, taking with the other. Most of the road stuff is well overdue nobrainers.

[@benpalexander]

I'm keen for Big Australia provided the infrastructure and support services are well managed. So much space here for the best and brightest around the world to contribute.

[@melpikos8533]

Agree, Ben! Debt is very cheap by historical standards. As a country we should be investing in big infrastructure projects to grow services for our people and leave assets for our children and generations to come.

[@meletiospikos6369]

What a time to be living in brisbane. If your not living in brisbane surely a small part of you would be considering a move

[@Ghinan_Navsih]

Damn! the last part of the video gave me chills. Love the videos!

[@jameermoullan56]

Great speech Meletios! The 2022 budget was delivered by the Morrison government. I am curious to know if this budget, funding and planning could be affected by the newly elected Labour Party? Hopefully all these projects getting completed, as we are all for improvements and great developments.

[@tepidtuna7450]

I'm in Sydney and watched it grow from 1.3 million people. I'm glad we're catching up on infrastructure, but it is always late (reactive builds), mega expensive (wasteful), and super slow to deliver (4 years for even the smallest of upgrades, and up to 10 years for prior planning). In addition, esp. for roads, we're using outdated design methodologies. Major trunk routes could do with more grade separation. They widen roads but we keep crawling from one set of lights to the next. Roads are only upgraded when people are out of their minds with stress from congestion. I would love to see more proactive solutions, and SLAs for public mobility. Melbourne is mostly a 30 minute city by car, and getting better.

[@traviolisupreme]

Great video, such a legend, keep up with the awesome content 🙂👍

[@melpikos8533]

Thanks for the kind words, Travis!

[@mrdbooks7285]

Great vid and all these projects, but I disagree on the mass immagration to Australia, it is a Ponzi scheme and a lazy way to prop up the Australia economy pushed by both sides of Australian politics.