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The decision by past governments to push Australia's childcare industry in the direction of marketisation and corporatisation has left a lasting legacy.

On Tuesday, Arts Minister Tony Burke proposed a requirement for 10 per cent of streaming services' local expenditure to be spent on Australian film and TV. Here's what the industry thinks.