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AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES NO FREE CHILDCARE AS IT PUSHES TAX REFUNDS TO MILLIONS

Published On 13 Jul 2020 06:50 AM

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The Australian government will provide tax refunds to millions of Australians for last year as well as ahead of the new year
However, the previous free childcare subsidy will be removed and parents will be obliged to pay

The Australia government announced on Monday that families with children in childcare will have to pay fees to childcare centers. This call is taken to....

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AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES NO FREE CHILDCARE AS IT PUSHES TAX REFUNDS TO MILLIONS

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