The Federal Labor Government’s 2025 Budget is delivering for every Australian and for everyone in Bendigo.

The Liberals and Nationals have committed to cutting at least 41,000 public service jobs across the country – approximately 20 per cent of the entire public service workforce – which would have a direct impact on the Federal Government's ability to collate, analyse and publish road condition data.

Greater Bendigo will receive its fair share of regional railway crossing safety upgrades thanks to over $54 million in shared funding from the Albanese Labor Government and the Allan Labor Government.

Kyneton residents will benefit from safer roads thanks to investments made via the Federal Labor Government’s Black Spots Program.

The Bendigo District RSL Sub-Branch is set to receive support from the Federal Labor Government to commemorate the rich of history of Bendigo’s ADF personnel, veterans and families.

The Albanese Government continues to partner with Mount Alexander Shire Council to get high-priority local road and community infrastructure off the ground – with construction of two projects in Mount Alexander Shire officially complete.

Member for Bendigo Lisa Chesters has been joined by Minister for Skills and Training Andrew Giles to lock in Free TAFE for the people of Bendigo.

The Federal Labor Government is delivering on its promise to ensure every Australian child has access to early childhood education, implementing the 3 Day Guarantee and replacing the Liberal’s Activity Test.

The Federal Labor Government is delivering more choice, lower costs and better health care for women in the Bendigo electorate, thanks to a $573.3 million investment into women’s health.

The Federal Labor Government is building Australia’s future, investing $413,500 for upgrades at Kyneton Aero Club.