Ministers out to spread the word on the Budget

Anthony Albanese during his visit to a clinic in Adelaide

Anthony Albanese during his visit to a clinic in Adelaide Source: AAP / MATT TURNER

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Polling suggests public sentiment towards last week's federal budget is very divided. But, as the government continues its attempts to sell the budget to ordinary Australians, it insists the budget has struck the right balance.

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