State Treasurer Eric Roozendaal made no secret of the fact that the mini-budget, expected next Tuesday, will be tough.
“We have to think about the long-term future of the state," he said.
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THE backlash has already begun as the release of the New South Wales mini-budget draws near, amid strong speculation the government will increase coal royalties in 2008-09 to raise extra revenue, one of several cash driven plans to fill a $A1 billion revenue shortfall caused by the sharp economic downturn.
State Treasurer Eric Roozendaal made no secret of the fact that the mini-budget, expected next Tuesday, will be tough.
“We have to think about the long-term future of the state," he said.