NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey is set to deliver the state’s 2026–27 budget shortly after midday, following earlier reporting that the budget will be handed down just after noon. Across multiple outlets, the budget’s focus includes a reported funding boost aimed at fighting organised crime. The live updates describe the budget presentation as occurring in the lead-up to the election period, positioning it as an “election budget” for NSW. While the articles provided here are framed as live coverage and do not list specific line-by-line allocations, they consistently preview the same central theme: additional resources directed toward law enforcement and measures intended to disrupt organised criminal activity. The coverage also indicates that readers are being provided with ongoing developments as the Treasurer delivers the budget and details are released. Overall, the sources agree on the timing of the budget release and the stated priority of increased funding for organised crime, with further specifics expected to be included in the budget papers and statements made during the hand-down.