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标题: " Mister Bleijie asked. 400 [打印本页] 作者: orepvitj 时间: 2016-10-22 23:53 标题: " Mister Bleijie asked. 400 Queensland Premier Quelques exemples seraient à la Foire du Conseil American Credit 36 Campbell Newman has flown to Canberra for the Council involving Australian Governments (COAG) meeting with his wallet firmly closed.
He'll be pressured by the federal government to enroll für sich und ihre Familie to the $14.5 billion Gonski education reforms and chip in $1.A few billion.
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State Treasurer Tim Nicholls says $535 million has been set aside for the california's own Great Teachers Accomplishment reforms, and another $300 million for varsity maintenance.
Mr Nicholls hasn't comprehensive where he will get the capital, but he insists there isnrrrt enough for Gonski without extreme cuts to services.
He or she warns it would put in jeopardy 1300 hospital beds, the jobs regarding 16,250 teachers, and also 13,000 nurses.
"This is one area that the Queensland government isn't prepared to contemplate," Mister Nicholls said.
"Queensland is samen met de jaren daarvoor 57 at its budgetary limit.
"It is a difficult time, the particular negotiations will be tough."
Queensland has been threatening so that you can derail Gonski negotiations for months, angry over the initial not enough detail and claiming its universities would be worse off.
Mr Newman will also be fighting to maintain control of the state's earnings of crime laws.
The states and territories will be instructed to refer their powers to your Commonwealth, but Queensland Lawyer General Jarrod Bleijie says it is a blatant cash grab.
The state is actually introducing its own laws, that they says will be the toughest in the united states for dealing with organised crime.
"How can Queenslanders have confidence in the federal government's capacity to deal with this issue?" Mr Bleijie asked.
"They can't stop illegitimate boats, how can we expect these to stop outlaw bikies already in this article?"
Mr Bleijie's federal equal Mark Dreyfus said the Qld government has been fully briefed in addition to knows full well that virtually no state would be worse away from.