Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has delivered his budget reply following Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s budget speech on Tuesday. Sky News Political Editor David Speers says his address was a ‘carefully crafted budget reply’.
Mr Speers says the main item in the budget reply was not aimed at 'the ideological left', but aimed at the broad, mainstream Australian electorate with Labor’s new Medicare cancer plan. The Sky News host says Bill Shorten saved this key policy announcement for last, knowing it was too late for the Coalition to match the plan. Image: News Corp Australia
David_Speers How many died from that inserlaytion thing again. You didn't check you sold it to doggie brother's. You could run a funeral parlor. You could not work out. The cost of Death.go away. FFS
David_Speers Be honest Labor Have NOTHING left...LNP-Stopped boats, fully funded NDIS & Gonski, Plebiscite on SSM, Record Medicare Bulk Billing & Medicines on PBS, NBN Rollout, Trade Deals so what's left for Labor...pull out the word Cancer and hope everyone falls for it ..NO Labor MediFRAUDS
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