Western Australia reports a $3.1 billion budget surplus, but increased spending means not all residents benefit.

Western Australia's mid-year budget review shows an increased operating surplus of $3.1 billion, up $493 million, mainly due to higher iron ore royalties and stamp duty payments. Despite this surplus, increased spending on health, communities, and infrastructure means not all residents are seeing benefits. The budget highlights the strength of WA's economy and the government's efforts to address housing and cost-of-living issues.

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