A paper-thin federal surplus may still be salvageable if cabinet quickly defers billions in spending, says an economist. The Parliamentary Budget Office yesterday shredded cabinet’s claim of a $1.4 billion surplus this year – the first balanced budget since 2007: ““Troops, if you’re expecting those bullets anytime soon, you’ll have to wait until next fiscal year”.
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