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Labor leader Bill Shorten has promised state governments he'll give them an extra $2.8 billion for health care after the coalition changed funding arrangements. 9News 9News |

Bill Shorten is promising states he'll guarantee them more health funding, putting in an extra $2.8 billion above what the coalition will do.

Labor argues the coalition has ripped up the 50/50 funding agreement, meaning public hospitals will lose $2.8 billion from now until 2025."As part of the Better Hospitals Fund, Labor will negotiate a new agreement with the states and territories to deliver more funding for public hospitals," Mr Shorten said on Sunday.

"Under the Liberals and Nationals, one in four Australians who present to an emergency department are not seen on time." Mr Shorten will address a NSW volunteer rally in Burwood on Sunday, in the Liberal-held seat of Reid. The Labor leader has visited Reid several times already, as Labor bids to win the seat from retiring MP Craig Laundy.

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Where on earth is he going to get all this money from? Oh I know, US in case the dumb ALP supporters don't know, HE is going to get it from YOU in the form of Taxes, Excise, Levies, GST. Governments redistribute Taxes, they do not have any money apart from what they take from YOU

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And where is this fantasy funding magically coming from.....

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