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While the government offers financial handouts to parents of schoolchildren, deeper within this year's budget are cuts to mental health services, delays in infrastructure projects, and adjustments to taxes. These measures are part of the government's strategy to recuperate funds expended on cost overruns. Bridget Rollason delves into the details, identifying the winners and losers of the budget.
While the government offers financial handouts to parents of schoolchildren, deeper within this year's budget are cuts to mental health services, delays in infrastructure projects, and adjustments to taxes. These measures are part of the government's strategy to recuperate funds expended on cost overruns. Bridget Rollason delves into the details, identifying the winners and losers of the budget.
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