Winners and losers in the 2022 federal budget

• Petrol pump relief is on its way, with the Coalition halving the fuel excise for the next six months.

• Businesses which invest in staff and digital technology will be able to claim big tax deductions.

• At a glance: a five-minute budget summary
  
• Treasurer delivers 2022 federal budget
• Analysis: Karen Barlow's take on what the budget means

• Parents will be able to access up to 20 weeks of paid leave which can be shared between partners as they see fit.

• New apprentices will be handed $5000 payments as part of a new incentive scheme for would-be tradies

• Patients will need fewer scripts to become eligible for free or cheaper medicines

• Agency will double in size as part of a $9.9 billion plan to bolster Australia's offensive and defensive cyber capabilities

LOSERS

• No major new policies aimed at younger Australians

• Extra places under the government's home guarantee scheme, but nothing to tackle Australia's soaring property prices.

• Government to spend $50.2 million to accelerate key gas projects and support investment in carbon capture and storage.

• Winners and losers in the 2022 budget
• Analysis: Karen Barlow explains the federal budget
• What's in the budget for defence and national security
• The budget's economic forecasts and tax settings
• What the budget means for the public service
• What the budget means for older Australians
• What the budget means for younger people
• What the budget means for small business