Queensland facing $188 billion in debt by 2028
Queensland's debt will increase to more than $180 billion in four years - according to Treasurer Cameron Dick.
Treasury forecasts show government borrowings are set to double to $128 billion between now and 2027-28.
Net debt will increase to $73 billion.
That is five times more than the $14 million it's expected to be.
Mr Dick has blamed a decrease in Queensland's share of GST and a drop in coal royalties.
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Treasury forecasts show government borrowings are set to double to $128 billion between now and 2027-28.
Net debt will increase to $73 billion.
That is five times more than the $14 million it's expected to be.
Mr Dick has blamed a decrease in Queensland's share of GST and a drop in coal royalties.
Видео Queensland facing $188 billion in debt by 2028 канала Sky News Australia
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