Seeing Arthur''s emphasis on the construction of sports stadiums, the cab members naturally did not dare to be careless.


    After a week of discussion and preliminary nning, the specific n for the construction of sports stadiums was finally ttatively discussed.


    Firstly, the size of the stadium, under Arthur''s insistce, the stadium''s capacity was increased to a maximum of fifty thousand people.


    This would be a superrge-scale sports stadium, with the vue located to the north of the Capital Territory, very close to Newcastle, where there is oughrge innd to build the stadium.


    In order to amodate the Olympic Games, many vues will be built inside the sports stadium to meet the needs of the Olympic Games at that time.


    About the new stadium''s naming, after consulting Arthur''s opinion, the Cab decided to name the new vue Austrsia National Stadium.


    After all, this Olympic Games is for the purpose of hancing Austrsia''s prestige and international influce, starting with the sports stadium to promote Austrsia, also echoing the original inttion of the Olympic Games.


    After the preliminary construction n was determined, the Cab Governmt decided to initially allocate  million Australian dors in two years for the construction of the new stadium and invite constructionpanies from outside to undertake various major modules of the sports stadium.


    Austrsia''s attitude towards constructionpanies from within and outside the country is op and inclusive.


    However, the governmt''s requiremts are strict, and if any problems arise in the construction of the Olympic vues, it will escte into a dispute betwe the countries, and the person in charge of the constructionpany will be stced by the Austrsian Governmt.


    It is worth noting that thews of Austrsia are quite harsh, which is also a major means for the governmt to crack down on criminal cases.


    After all, themon people of Austrsia can eat and be clothed, and those who gage in illegal and criminal activities in Austrsia are oft the incurable habitual criminals and desperate people.


    These people have no use for Austrsia''s developmt and ev hinder the developmt of the country and the stability of society.


    The harshws are designed to punish them, and the more serious cases are basically stced to death, either by hanging or by firing squad.


    ording to rough statistics from the security departmt, from the establishmt of Australia in 900 to the d of 909, a total of more than 3,0 death stces were imposed in the Austrsia region during these t years, of which more than ,000 were brutal criminals with human lives on their hands.


    After the execution of these more than 3,000 people, the crime rate in Austrsia has now be reduced by more than 0 timespared to 900, and there have be fewer cases of homicide in the major cities.


    With the governmt''s announcemt of the sports stadium construction news, the construction of the sports stadium has also attracted a lot of atttion and support from arge number of Austrsians.


    This is not due to Arthur''s high poprity, but because after eating and being clothed, Austrsia has a lot of mood and time to do some other tertainmt.


    However, at prest, there are not many tertainmt facilities in Austrsia, and since the governmt has gradually started to control the sale and cirction ofrge weapons, civilian inferior handguns are not very realistic for hunting, so hunting, one of the few tertainmt methods, is gradually falling out of the mainstream.


    But it is worth mtioning that due to the strict implemtation of the t-hour work system in major factories in Austrsia, and ev the eight-hour work system in some royal factories, people have a lot of free time to waste, and under the premise that various tertainmt facilities are unlikely, making babies has be a helpless choice for a considerable number of Austrsians.


    In addition, the governmt has rectly be couraging childbirth, rewarding money for each child born, and suring the education and life of all childr in multiple-child families before they reach adulthood.


    This has led to Austrsians not being opposed to childbirth, and ev, if operated well, multiple births can create additional ie for the family, equivalt to having an extrabor force earning money.


    The increase of more than one hundred thousand newborn babies in Austrsia every year is the best proof, which is also one of the reasons for the increasing poption growth rate in Austrsia.


    How strong is the public''s support for the new sports stadium? Ev before the construction of the sports stadium officially began, arge number of Austrsians spontaneously wt to the nning area of the sports stadium, intding to level thend in the stadium area to facilitate future construction.


    However, such actions were soon stopped, after all, although leveling the construction area is necessary before construction, there is no need to waste such preciousbor.


    Ar''t these hard and tiring tasks meant to be done with the indigous people? After all, as far as Austrsia is concerned, the indigous people are the least valuable, and who cares if ts of thousands or hundreds of thousands of them die every year?


    Time passes quickly, and before the sports stadium officially began construction, the time hade to January 9.


    Arthur takes this year''s annual report summary meeting very seriously, after all, throughout 909, he did not properly handle political affairs, it is time to thoroughly grasp the domestic developmt and n for the next few years.


    If one looks at history, there are still a few years before the outbreak of World War I. But who can guarantee that the course of the world will develop as it did in history, and what if the war breaks out tomorrow?


    It is precisely because of this attitude of being prepared in advance, Arthur decided to remind the governmt to prepare for a possible super war on the European contint in the future.


    Before the Cab Meetingmced, Arthur announced an appointmt, appointing Hunter, the younger son of Steward Kt and the younger brother of Prime Minister Kt, the Minister of Royal Affairs, which was thest vacant seat in the Cab.


    The appointmt was somewhat sudd, but the Cab members found it to be well deserved.


    The position of Minister of Royal Affairs was destined to be held by Arthur''s closest confidant, and others simply had no eligibility topete for it.


    Speaking of Arthur''s closest confidant, Butler Kt was undoubtedly the top candidate.


    However, Butler Kt already held the position of the Royal Butler and was also responsible for managing the affairs of the royal financial group.


    Ev if he were giv the position of Minister of Royal Affairs, it would only make Butler Kt''s title sound better. The actual authority and role would not change at all.


    It was also reasonable for Hunter, the younger son of Butler Kt, to rece his father as the Minister of Royal Affairs.


    After all, positions like royal butlers, barring any unforese circumstances, basically followed a hereditary session system.


    The family that held the title of Royal Butler were typically the monarch''s most trusted families. Although at first nce it may seem like the position of a servant, in an absolutist monarchy like Austrsia, Butler Kt''s power was not necessarily much less than that of a cab member.


    It was not an exaggeration to say that wh choosing betwe cab members and Butler Kt, Arthur would not hesitate to choose Butler Kt.


    The reason was simple: Arthur could sure Butler Kt''s absolute loyalty. It''s no joke that if Arthur thought Butler Kt was useless, he would not hesitate to order Butler Kt to die if necessary.


    As the second son of Butler Kt, while his elder brother tered politics, Hunter was destined to inherit his father''s mantle and be the next chief royal butler.


    Therefore, the position of Minister of Royal Affairs was quite suitable for Hunter as it allowed him to familiarize himself with serving Arthur in advance, and also allowed him to receive guidance from Butler Kt at any time.


    As for the fact that the positions of Butler Kt, Secretary of State Kt, and Royal Affairs Minister Hunter could pottially amass ormous power and threat the monarchy or give rise to other ideas, Arthur had no worries.


    Not to mtion that the tire Kt family''s power came from the royal family. If there were no royal family, they would not have any power. Arthur trusted the loyalty of the Kt family very much.


    Moreover, the Royal Security Intelligce Agcy was not to be trifled with. By now, after such a long time of developmt, if it couldn''t control the tire royal pce''s intelligce and protect the royal family''s safety, th it would be time for the Director of the Royal Security Intelligce Agcy to be reced.


    Hunter also attded this Cab Meeting and received congrattions from the cab ministers.


    For someone who was basically a shoo-in as the future chief royal butler, the Cab members still wanted to maintain a good rtionship.


    Although Hunter had only juste of age, by the time he serves as the Royal Chief Butler, these Cab members would most likely have long retired from politics.


    Wh that timees, if any issues arise, they could rely on their familiarity with Hunter to ask for help, couldn''t they?


    The Cab Meetingsted the tire day, allowing Arthur to learn about the currt state of developmt in all areas of Austrsia.


    Ev the new appointees reported their work, allowing Arthur to better understand the currt state of judiciary and religion in Austrsia.


    Overall, the developmt of Austrsia was still smooth and sessful, and the growth in poption was very promising.


    By January 9, Austrsia''s total poption had exceeded 8.5 million,ing closer and closer to the regional powerhouse poption target of  million people set by Arthur at the time.N?v(el)B\\jnn


    Among them, the poption of the Australian region was nearly 7 million, while the New Zend region''s poption was a .5 million. The poption of the New Guinea Colony had exceeded 50,000, specifically a 5,50 people.


    Ev the least popted Australian Timor had surpassed 3,500 people. This was the result of both colonies continually implemting various immigration-attracting policies.


    From the structure of the poption, British immigrants ounted for 69.7% of the total poption of Austrsia, German poption ounted for .%, Russian poption ounted for .9%, and other poptions ounted for 6.3%.


    From the poption structure, it is clear that the majority of the poption in Austrsia was still British immigrants, with a total number of about 5.94 million people.


    The second and third most populous groups were Germans and Russians, with .03 million and .0 million people, respectively.


    This shows the extt of European countries'' immigration to Austrsia, with the majority of Austrsia''s poption growth relying on these European immigrants.