As a part of the 2021-22 Budget, the Australian Government issued a 'Women s Budget Statement' as part of the Budget Papers and under the signature of the Minister for Women, the Minister for Women's Safety and the Minister for Women's Economic Security on 11 May 2021.  This Statement outlined the Government s continued support for, and commitment to, women's safety, women's economic security, and women's health and wellbeing.   Similarly, as a part of the 2022-23 Budget, the Australian Government issued a  'Women's Budget Statement'  which reflected the ongoing focus on key issues that impact women and girls in Australia.    Both documents are available online:   2021-22 Women s Budget Statement - https://archive.budget.gov.au/2021-22/womens-statement/download/womens_budget_statement_2021-22.pdf    2022-23 Women s Budget Statement - https://budget.gov.au/2022-23/content/womens-statement/download/womens_budget_statement_2022-23.pdf   Prior to the recent statements, other  Women's Budget Statement  or inclusion of gender statements were included within or alongside the Australian Federal Budget. Since the 1989-90 Federal Budget there has been general statements prepared regarding the impact of the Budget measures on women and/or details about progress against gender equity indicators, these were either included in the budget papers or issued separately by the Ministry responsible for women s policy.  Historical  Women's Budget Statements  may be available on the budget archive website - https://archive.budget.gov.au/.