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NSW Government Committed to Making Strong Recovery from Lockdown [Headlines]

The state's Treasurer said the government is committed to making a strong recovery from the Delta COVID outbreak.

By Hope NewsroomThursday 16 Dec 2021NewsReading Time: 1 minute

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The NSW Treasurer said the government is committed to making a strong recovery from the Delta COVID outbreak.

The state budget deficit blew out to almost $20 billion, due to the effects of the lockdown.

In his mid-year financial update, Matt Kean is still forecasting a return to surplus within three years.

The federal government is due to deliver its mid-year budget update today.

It’s expected to show that the Australian economy will add 1 million jobs over the next four years.

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The COVID-19 lockdown that affected many parts of NSW for nearly four months this year led to a sharp fall in crime, with the murder rate dropping by 25 per cent to the lowest on record.

Overseas, the UK recorded more than 78,000 new COVID cases – the highest recorded in a single day.

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark is isolating after contracting COVID-19.

A man has been charged after an 89-year-old man was hit by a truck in South Granville yesterday morning.

A truck driver was arrested last night.

The elderly man remains in a critical condition.

An eight-week old puppy rescued following a series of break-ins in Sydney’s south.

A teenager has been charged.

Data showed the cost of raising children skyrocketed in the past five years, driven by a large rise in demand for technology.

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