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Dec 15, 22:09

Habeck Proposes Billionaire Tax for German School Renovations

German Green Party leader Robert Habeck proposed taxing Germany's roughly 250 billionaires to generate €5-6 billion for school renovations, sparking debate about wealth taxation and the challenges of public works projects in Germany.

Habeck Proposes Billionaire Tax for German School Renovations

German Green Party leader Robert Habeck proposed taxing Germany's roughly 250 billionaires to generate €5-6 billion for school renovations, sparking debate about wealth taxation and the challenges of public works projects in Germany.

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What are the immediate implications of Habeck's proposal to tax Germany's billionaires to fund school renovations?

Robert Habeck, Germany's Green Party leader, proposed using tax revenue from Germany's approximately 250 billionaires to fund school renovations. He estimates this could generate €5-6 billion. This idea, while popular with some, faces hurdles due to the complexities of German federalism and procurement processes.",

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Dec 9, 16:12

Victoria Faces $24 Billion School and Kindergarten Construction Bill

Victoria faces a $24.2 billion infrastructure challenge to accommodate a surge in early childhood education and primary/secondary school demands by 2036, necessitating 900 new kindergartens and 60 new schools to create nearly 138,000 new places.

Victoria Faces $24 Billion School and Kindergarten Construction Bill

Victoria faces a $24.2 billion infrastructure challenge to accommodate a surge in early childhood education and primary/secondary school demands by 2036, necessitating 900 new kindergartens and 60 new schools to create nearly 138,000 new places.

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How will the Victorian government's investment strategy address the uneven distribution of demand across different regions of the state?

Increased demand stems from the state government's free three and four-year-old kindergarten program. This policy, while beneficial for families, necessitates significant public investment, particularly in Melbourne's growth corridors (Wyndham, Melton-Bacchus Marsh, Whittlesea-Wallan, Casey, and Dandenong), where demand is most acute.

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