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Budget 2023: €11bn bonanza as Tanaiste says preparations underway for cost of living crisis next year

Pension hikes, reduced college fees, free energy credits, cheaper public transport, slashed childcare fees and across the board welfare hikes are all part of the bonanza

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Windfall tax or surplus 'will fund further inflation measures if required'

Mr Donohoe said that many of the measures outlined today 'go all the way up until March of next year and beyond'

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Scenes in Dail saw scoffs at speeches and beaming ministers as package officially revealed

With most of the major budgetary measures already reported, moments of shock from the opposition benches were few and far between

Irish Mirror

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Ten things you may have missed in Budget 2023 - from mica help to newspaper changes

We had known a fair few of the concessions that were coming from the Government ahead of time, as the cost of living crisis dominated the conversations for the last few weeks

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 timeline: The key dates for each social welfare payment

There were plenty of key dates and figures mentioned in the 45 minute speeches from both Minister Donohoe and Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath

Dublin Live

Budget 2023 timeline - the key dates each social welfare payment and change will happen after announcement

There were plenty of key dates and figures mentioned in the 45 minute speeches from both Minister Donohoe and Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath.

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: What it means for going out in Dublin

Here is everything you need to know about Budget 2023 in terms of going to bars, restaurants, attractions and more

Dublin Live

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Budget 2023: Price of cigarettes goes up again by 50c in unwelcome news for smokers

The new duty will bring the price of a pack of 20 up to €15.50, while other tobacco products will also see a pro-rata increase

Dublin Live

Budget 2023 key points - €600 energy credit, hundreds more for average worker, social welfare changes and much more

So, what's in it for you? Here's all you need to know.

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: All the big winners in €11bn package announced by Government

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe and Public Expenditure Minister Michael McGrath addressed TDs at lunchtime today and released the highly anticipated details of next year's Budget

Dublin Live

Budget 2023 social welfare changes in full from pay increases to Halloween and Christmas bonus

Every pensioner, carer, disabled person and those on the dole are among the big winners in Budget 2023.

Irish Mirror

Full Halloween and Christmas bonus details confirmed in Budget 2023 as thousands eligible for boost

Social welfare recipients are among the big winners in Budget 2023 and are in line for a whole host of cash boosts over the coming months

Irish Mirror

The new price of a pack of cigarettes as Budget 2023 confirms unwelcome change for smokers

One group has been hardest hit by Budget 2023, with an unwelcome change confirmed for smokers

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 and what it means for petrol and diesel prices as Irish drivers to get benefit

At peak levels, some garages were charging €2.20 per litre for fuel

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What time is Budget 2023 and what actually happens? All you need to know

Skyrocketing energy bills, petrol and diesel hikes and price rises in supermarkets have seen thousands of Irish people struggling

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Price of a pint to remain the same to give punters a break

And the cost of heating your home will be eased with two energy credits worth up to €300 each

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 pub update: Price of a pint to be left alone but cost of cigarettes to see significant jump

There will be no added pain for motorists as the taxes on fuel will not go up, with cuts on excise introduced last April set to continue past February, at least

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Double payments, Christmas bonuses and energy credits among cost of living measures

Public Expenditure Minister Michael McGrath said: “This set of one-off measures will be implemented quickly.”

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Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Updates on social welfare, once off payments and more as Government look to finalise cost-of-living package

Finance Minister Michael McGrath has pledged that every household in the country will benefit to some degree once plans are announced in just under two weeks

Irish Mirror

All we know about Budget 2023 two weeks out - benefit for everyone, relief on bills and pre-Christmas bonus

Mr Martin gave his approval for more energy rebates instead of price caps - which is the route the UK is going down.

Dublin Live

Bonus energy payment expected to soften bills blow before Christmas

It will come as Micheal Martin called on people to be more 'energy efficient' this winter

Irish Mirror

Bonus energy payment to soften bills blow before Christmas

It will come as Micheal Martin called on people to be more 'energy efficient' this winter

AAP

Stab victim defended woman before death

Before he was fatally stabbed during an altercation in Seaford, tradie Cameron Smith defended his former girlfriend, she has told his killer's murder trial.

ABC News

Jack Ledlin lacked 'murderous intent' during fatal Seaford stabbing, jury hears

Cameron Smith, a young tradie, was killed by Jack Ledlin after a fight broke out at Seaford in Melbourne's south-east in November 2020.

Irish Mirror

Thousands of workers could get €1,000 lump sum payment before Christmas under new proposals

Along with that backdated payment, the revised package sees pay increases of 2% from March 1 2023; and 1.5% or €750, whichever is the greater, from October 1 2023.

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