The Albanese government will bank $10bn in savings from phase 1 of its much-telegraphed “rorts and waste” audit in Tuesday night’s budget, and shuffle another $11bn to better reflect its own policy priorities.
Projects on the chopping block include $475m for the Monash rail project in the electorate of Chisholm, a $50m Napoleon Road upgrade and an $110m Wellington Road upgrade in Alan Tudge’s electorate of Aston, a $260m commitment to remove the Glenferrie Road level crossing in the electorate of Kooyong, and a $7.5m commuter car park commitment in the Sydney seat of Banks.