Fact Check: Kevin Rudd's $70 billion black hole claim not credible

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Fact Check: Kevin Rudd's $70 billion black hole claim not credible

14 Aug 2013

RMIT ABC Fact Check

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Fact Check: Kevin Rudd's $70 billion black hole claim not credible

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd claims the Opposition would need to make $70 billion in cuts to match the Government's path to budget surplus.
Verdict: Not credible

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2013

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open

Post date:

26 May 2020

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