UnemploymentTradeAgreementsRevenueOpen-endedsavingsvehicleKeepingAustralianssafeWorksave andinvestPayrolltaxMedicareInequalitySpendingwiselyASICInflationRegionalAustraliaAustralianhouseholdsSupplyanddemandGrowthandjobsABCLivewithin ourmeansAustraliansteelMultinationaltaxavoidanceSurplusWagesgrowthEconomyLoopholesGreatBarrierReefGSTTobaccoForwardestimatesCommonsenseSustainableStrongneweconomyInheritedFairnessIronoreCompanytaxProductivityCommissionJobsandgrowthIronoreInfrastructureFiscalresponsibilityFiscalresponsibilityCSIROLabor'sdebtWomenRevenueContributeThere’snever been amoreexciting timeSmall andmedium-sizedbusinessesBuildFairandprudentCommonsenseClimatechangeIndexationCostingsNegativegearingGSTDebtAnefficientpublicserviceSuperannuationcontributionsSupplyanddemandCompanytaxGovernmentSubmarinesInnovationBracketcreepAssetsMiddle-incomeearnersHighereducationBordersFamilyviolenceinitiativesHardworkingAustraliansBudgetbalanceFamilytaxbenefitServices-basedeconomyLabor’sdebtUnemploymentTradeAgreementsRevenueOpen-endedsavingsvehicleKeepingAustralianssafeWorksave andinvestPayrolltaxMedicareInequalitySpendingwiselyASICInflationRegionalAustraliaAustralianhouseholdsSupplyanddemandGrowthandjobsABCLivewithin ourmeansAustraliansteelMultinationaltaxavoidanceSurplusWagesgrowthEconomyLoopholesGreatBarrierReefGSTTobaccoForwardestimatesCommonsenseSustainableStrongneweconomyInheritedFairnessIronoreCompanytaxProductivityCommissionJobsandgrowthIronoreInfrastructureFiscalresponsibilityFiscalresponsibilityCSIROLabor'sdebtWomenRevenueContributeThere’snever been amoreexciting timeSmall andmedium-sizedbusinessesBuildFairandprudentCommonsenseClimatechangeIndexationCostingsNegativegearingGSTDebtAnefficientpublicserviceSuperannuationcontributionsSupplyanddemandCompanytaxGovernmentSubmarinesInnovationBracketcreepAssetsMiddle-incomeearnersHighereducationBordersFamilyviolenceinitiativesHardworkingAustraliansBudgetbalanceFamilytaxbenefitServices-basedeconomyLabor’sdebt

Budget Bingo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Unemployment
  2. Trade Agreements
  3. Revenue
  4. Open-ended savings vehicle
  5. Keeping Australians safe
  6. Work save and invest
  7. Payroll tax
  8. Medicare
  9. Inequality
  10. Spending wisely
  11. ASIC
  12. Inflation
  13. Regional Australia
  14. Australian households
  15. Supply and demand
  16. Growth and jobs
  17. ABC
  18. Live within our means
  19. Australian steel
  20. Multinational tax avoidance
  21. Surplus
  22. Wages growth
  23. Economy
  24. Loopholes
  25. Great Barrier Reef
  26. GST
  27. Tobacco
  28. Forward estimates
  29. Common sense
  30. Sustainable
  31. Strong new economy
  32. Inherited
  33. Fairness
  34. Iron ore
  35. Company tax
  36. Productivity Commission
  37. Jobs and growth
  38. Iron ore
  39. Infrastructure
  40. Fiscal responsibility
  41. Fiscal responsibility
  42. CSIRO
  43. Labor's debt
  44. Women
  45. Revenue
  46. Contribute
  47. There’s never been a more exciting time
  48. Small and medium-sized businesses
  49. Build
  50. Fair and prudent
  51. Common sense
  52. Climate change
  53. Indexation
  54. Costings
  55. Negative gearing
  56. GST
  57. Debt
  58. An efficient public service
  59. Superannuation contributions
  60. Supply and demand
  61. Company tax
  62. Government
  63. Submarines
  64. Innovation
  65. Bracket creep
  66. Assets
  67. Middle-income earners
  68. Higher education
  69. Borders
  70. Family violence initiatives
  71. Hardworking Australians
  72. Budget balance
  73. Family tax benefit
  74. Services-based economy
  75. Labor’s debt