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      10 May 2017

      Australian Commonwealth Budget 2017-18

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      bluenotes contributors

      Australia's Commonwealth Budget has been unveiled, with a focus on security, fairness and opportunity.

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      Below BlueNotes, along with ANZ Research, presents its comprehensive coverage of the event, including video, graphics, data, insights and analysis. 

      The ten biggest Twitter themes of #Budget2017

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      Here’s what set the world of social alight on the night of the budget.

      SHANE WHITE
      BlueNotes senior production editor

      Budget2017: certainty, opportunity for SMEs

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      Kate Gibson speaks on video about the impact of the federal budget on small businesses.

      GABRIELLE MITCHELL
      BlueNotes contributing editor

      Australian Commonwealth Budget 2017-18: Budget2017: growth ambition

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      The federal budget tries to balance spending with a creative search for revenue.

      RICHARD YETSENGA
      Chief Economist, ANZ

      INFOGRAPHIC: Budget2017: carrots, sticks and steel

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      The Australian Commonwealth Budget maintains a projected return to surplus in 2020-21.

      DAVID PLANK
      Head of Australian Economics at ANZ

      VIDEO: the key to Budget2017

      The 2017-18 Australian Commonwealth Budget has taken control of the economic debate.

      RICHARD YETSENGA
      Chief Economist, ANZ

      Aus budget 2017: what to expect

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      Cash deficits may be higher in the budget – but should turn to surplus by 20-21.

      CHERELLE MURPHY
      Senior economist, ANZ

      The views and opinions expressed in this communication are those of the author and may not necessarily state or reflect those of ANZ.

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