![Some of the winners in this year's budget are women, the elderly, taxpayers and small business. Some of the winners in this year's budget are women, the elderly, taxpayers and small business.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/silverstone-feed-data/a9e92263-9b82-42fb-ac58-97c292a52a4d.jpg/r0_0_800_600_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
WINNERS AND LOSERS IN THE 2022/23 BUDGET
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WINNERS
Motorists - $300 saving per car over six months with fuel tax cut
Universities - extra spending on research commercialisation
Jobseekers - training to get into digital jobs
Low and middle-income earners - $420 cost of living relief
Regional Australians - extra road, rail, communications and business support
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LOSERS
Underemployed - the underemployment rate stands at 6.6 per cent
State schools - Payments for state and territory government schools to drop by $796.5 million over four years
Recreation and culture - Drop of 13.9 per cent in real terms in spending over four years
Sport - Funding down 38.7 per cent in real terms over four years as community programs end
Health department bureaucrats - 381 positions to go as various programs come to an end
Australian Associated Press