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Upping the budget ante on childcare The insistence that far greater federal investment in childcare is urgent and overdue is coming from a formidable and unlikely coalition of groups. Share Add Joe Biden to the rapidly rising pressure on Josh Frydenberg to offer more assistance for childcare as part of next month’s budget. In his inaugural address to Congress, the US President is calling for free preschool for three and four-year-olds in a $US200 billion ($257 billion) investment as part of his major push on an “American Families Plan” focused on funding social infrastructure. Frydenberg’s early equivalent of an Australian families plan was heavily focused on new spending on aged care and mental health in a budget supposed to hold the bottom line relatively steady after the massive increase in deficit spending last year to counter the impact of the pandemic.

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