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Kimberley’s big budget wins — but energy support ends

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Kimberley Minister Stephen Dawson has described last Thursday’s State Budget as having “something for everyone” in the region, despite the scrapping of a key household energy credit and rising utility bills.

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Kimberley’s big budget wins — but energy support ends

Kimberley Minister Stephen Dawson has described last Thursday’s State Budget as having “something for everyone” in the region, despite the scrapping of a key household energy credit and rising utility bills.

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Broome Advertiser broke the news in 15 days ago on Sunday, June 22, 2025.

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