* Other agencies must save an extra $68M over four years

* Budget to go into net debt for two years to avoid harsher cuts

* Taxes will rise, including car registration fees

* $5 billion spending on services and $438M on capital works in 2012-13

* Unemployment expected to get worse in the next 12 months

* $110 million bail out for Forestry Tasmania

Health

* Exempted from further cuts. But must consolidate $100M worth of cuts already made $4 million for endoscopy procedures and elective surgery

Education

* $3.5M over two years in incentives for schools to voluntarily close, amalgamate or co-locate

* $3.4M for teacher professional development

* $6.85M for LINC Tasmania

* $7.13M for trade training centres

Environment

* $21.9M additional cut to Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment

* $240,000 to speed up coastal protection and planning framework

* $52M ongoing roll-out of irrigation schemes

* $700,000 towards plastic bag ban

* $2.5M to phase out battery hens and sow stalls

* $5M for Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture

Planning

* $1.6M overhauling the planning scheme

* $3M for spatial information project

Ageing

* $125,000 extra for the Council of the Ageing Tasmania

Housing

* Extra $10M investment in maintenance and energy efficiency

* On target to exceed goal of 1400 new affordable homes by the end of next month

Children

* No increase in funding for child protection

* $10M to complete four child and family centres including one in Burnie and George Town.

Cost of Living

* Energy reforms to wipe $200 a year off power bills at a cost of $37M

* Public housing tenants won’t be charged water and sewerage fees

* $1 million extra for energy efficiency measures in public housing

Community sector

* $3M increasing to $12M a year by 2015-16 to increase community sector wages in line with Fair Work Australia decision

Aboriginal Affairs

* Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania to benefit from additional $90,000 a year

Prisons

* $10.9M in additional cuts

* $4M over two years for overtime

Police

* Review of emergency services support functions

* Exempt from further cuts

* No capital investment beyond this year

Economic development

* $5M fund for grants and loans for new investments and projects

* $950,000 for Dr Ernesto Sirolli’s economic development model in Smithton, Scottsdale and George Town

Tourism

* $5.2 million in additional events funding

* Extra $300,000 for marketing

Transport

* $195 million spending on Tasmania’s road and rail network, including $64.9 m from Federal Government

* Study into feasibility of North-West cycleway