Australia politics live: NSW to lower road toll cap and Queensland to promise infrastructure in today’s state budgets
New South Wales will temporarily reduce its weekly toll cap from $60 to $50 for one year. In other news, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles stated it is appropriate for Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith to be invited to the official opening of the revamped Australian War Memorial, as all Victoria Cross recipients were invited.

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AI-generatedNew South Wales will temporarily reduce its weekly toll cap from $60 to $50 for one year. In other news, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles stated it is appropriate for Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith to be invited to the official opening of the revamped Australian War Memorial, as all Victoria Cross recipients were invited. Marles also commented on housing prices, indicating that while they are expected to continue growing long-term, the government aims for their growth to align more closely with wage growth to improve affordability and market access for more Australians. Queensland is also expected to announce infrastructure promises in its state budget.
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5 extractedBen Roberts-Smith invited to war memorial event.
NSW to lower road toll cap from $60 to $50 for one year.
The government wants housing prices to grow in alignment with wages.
Housing prices will continue to grow in the long term.
Queensland to promise infrastructure in today's state budgets.