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PM puts $11bn on the table for State health and education

29/11/2008 3:30:00 PM.  | Victoria Owens
Education and hospitals are expected to be the big draw cards for funding when Prime Minister Kevin Rudd meets with his State counterparts today.

More than $11 billion is on the table to divide between the states with $7 billion intended for health alone.

There are concerns NSW face problems in seeking more education funding having still not spent the $57 million in Federal funding intended for school computers.

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Saturday, 29 November 2008

Spending up big to buy expensive items which won't appreciate in value and which aren't used to improve educational outcomes. Good work, Rudd.

Posted by: Happy Fun Ball, Carramar/Sydney

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Saturday, 29 November 2008

"won't appreciate in value"hfball- usay the most stupid ill thought things! u just condemned the future of Aust, the children,(& ureself) to death .Howard reduced education funding-wot a twot! I knew i shouldnt care bout ure opinion, FOOL, now its on display again!

Posted by: ura dik, a smarter place

Monday, 01 December 2008

Hey dik, you should learn to spell and a little bit of grammar wouldn't hurt either. I guess you're a walking advert for why schools need better teachers and more of them rather than some stupid gimmicks that will cost a billion dollars.

Posted by: Jo Stalin, Sydney

 

Saturday, 29 November 2008

PM puts PORK on the rable.

Posted by: Desmond Harris, Beacon Hill

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Saturday, 29 November 2008

why isnt there a story reporting about calls for julie bishop to resign in todays livenews service?

Posted by: real aussie, hurstville

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