$96.5 MILLION OF YOUR TAX MONEY

Weather, it's money well spent?

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The Australian Bureau of Meteorology spent ninety six million, five hundred thousand dollars of Australian tax payers money redesigning and rebuilding the BoM website. Explore what else that money could have purchased instead, all sourced from official government data.

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Your taxes, measured in BOM websites

Ever wondered how many $96.5 million websites your tax dollars could buy? Here's every major Australian tax revenue, collected by the government, measured in BOM.gov.auΒ redesigns.

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Total federal tax revenue

$625B / year
6,476BOM websites
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Personal income tax

$310B / year
3,212BOM websites
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Company tax

$118B / year
1,222BOM websites
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GST revenue

$82B / year
849BOM websites
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Fuel excise

$19B / year
196BOM websites
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Tobacco excise

$13B / year
134BOM websites
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Beer excise

$3.5B / year
36BOM websites
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Petroleum resource rent tax

$2.4B / year
24BOM websites
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Luxury car tax

$1B / year
9BOM websites
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Wine equalisation tax

$0.8B / year
8BOM websites

Approximate annual revenues based on Federal Budget 2024-25 and ATO statistics.

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About this project

This website provides a sourced, data-driven analysis of the $96.5 million spent on redesigning BOM.gov.au. Every comparison item includes:

  • Direct source link to government documents or official data
  • Calculation methodology and verification date
  • Reference to Senate Estimates or FOI requests where applicable
  • Procurement context showing what could have been purchased instead

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