L'affirmation
“A rompu une promesse électorale en réduisant de bien plus de 15 milliards de dollars australiens par an le financement de la santé.”
Sources originales
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Contexte manquant
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Perspective équilibrée
PARTIELLEMENT VRAI
6.0
sur 10
Score final
6.0
SUR 10
PARTIELLEMENT VRAI
📚 SOURCES ET CITATIONS (6)
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Abbott Promises No Change To GST, No Cuts To Education, Health, Pensions, ABC Or SBS
Video of Opposition Leader Tony Abbott promising no cuts to education, health, pensions, the ABC and SBS, and no change to the GST.
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Then and now: the Abbott government's broken promises
On the eve of the 2013 federal election Tony Abbott promised no cuts to education, health, or the ABC and SBS, and no changes to pensions. Fairfax Media looks at how those promises fared in the Abbott government's first budget.
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Federal budget 2014: Commonwealth to slash share of hospital funding
Billions of dollars will be slashed from already-strained public hospital budgets under plans that could lead to huge increases in waiting times for surgery and emergency treatment.
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Senate Select Committee on Health - Chapter 3: Commonwealth hospital funding
Chapter 3 Commonwealth hospital funding The 2014 budget did serious damage to Commonwealth-state relations and the confidence with which states could plan and manage health services. It did this by abrogating an agreement about public hospital funding whi
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Fact check: Has the Government cut billions out of public hospitals?
Labor has used the second week of the election campaign to highlight the Government's record on health spending. Opposition health spokeswoman Catherine King said the Liberals had been "a disaster when it comes to health". "They have cut billions out of public hospitals," she told ABC radio. ABC Fact Check investigates.
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Fact Check: Has the Coalition cut $14 billion from public schools?
Labor says Scott Morrison cut $14bn from public schools while treasurer. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.
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Méthodologie de l'échelle de notation
1-3: FAUX
Factuellement incorrect ou fabrication malveillante.
4-6: PARTIEL
Une part de vérité mais le contexte manque ou est biaisé.
7-9: MAJORITAIREMENT VRAI
Détails techniques mineurs ou problèmes de formulation.
10: EXACT
Parfaitement vérifié et contextuellement équitable.
Méthodologie: Les notations sont déterminées par recoupement des documents gouvernementaux officiels, des organisations indépendantes de vérification des faits et des documents sources primaires.