In a speech to the National Press Club, Malcolm Turnbull will outline changes to childcare, which he says will benefit around one million Australians, when parliament resumes next week.The prime minister is also expected to put the hard sell on the government's $50 billion worth of business tax cuts. Meanwhile, according to some economic analysts, China is likely to be more important for Australia's economy into the future, and not the United States.
In a speech to the National Press Club, Malcolm Turnbull will outline changes to childcare, which he says will benefit around one million Australians, when parliament resumes next week.The prime minister is also expected to put the hard sell on the government's $50 billion worth of business tax cuts. Meanwhile, according to some economic analysts, China is likely to be more important for Australia's economy into the future, and not the United States.
