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1. We will build a stronger,more productive and diverse economy with lower taxes – Fail
2. We will get the Budget back under control, cut waste and start reducing debt - Fail
3. We will help families get ahead by freeing them from the burdens of the carbon tax – Fail* (*they did remove carbon price).
4. We will help small businesses grow and create more jobs – Fail
5. We will create stronger jobs growth by building a diverse, world-class 5-Pillar economy – Fail
6. We will generate one million new jobs over the next five years – Failing
7. We will build more modern Infrastructure to get things moving – Fail
8. We will deliver better services including health services – Fail
9. We will deliver better education – Fail
10. We will take direct action to reduce carbon emissions Inside Australia,not overseas – Fail
11. We will deliver stronger borders – Fail.
12. We will deliver strong and stable government that restores accountability – Absolute Fail
 
You can't say they failed on number 11. They've broken a lot of promises, but are clearly so keen to keep that one that they've told everyone involved to do anything to stop a boat reaching our mainland, including bribery.
 
Anyone who believes the (any) government will keep their word is a moron. It is touching a few on here get upset when they lie. Like a little kid who finally works out there is no Santa Claus.

Choice is either semi competent liars or incompetent liars.
Wheres the semi-competent option? It doesn't seem to be a major party? Which minor that got no representatives up is semi-competent?
 
Rose tinted spectacles mate. Howard was the most wasteful, highest spending PM in history.

No, see budget papers. Spending was higher under both Keating, Rudd and Fraser (I think 82 budget was under him)

Lol, more wasteful than Rudd, Gillard. FFS. Your hero increased spending by over 40% in a year!! He more than anyone set the rot of high spending in place.

http://www.budget.gov.au/2013-14/content/fbo/html/07_appendix_b.htm

Were you one of those who mistook power walking in a Wallabies tracksuit for competancy?

Matching tie and pocket square
 
http://thesauce.co/achievements-of-the-abbott-government/

Broke an election promise to cut the company tax rate by 1.5%.
Broke an election promise to introduce a new paid parental scheme.
Broke an election promise to conduct and publish a cost benefit analysis for all infrastructure projects over $100 million.
Broke an election promise to not change GST, by removing the exemption for online purchases.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by scrapping Medicare locals.

[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by allowing the new multi billion dollar batch of Navy submarines to be built overseas, despite high levels of unemployment amongst our manufacturing sector.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise to have over one million roofs with solar panels.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by cutting billions from school funding and committing to even less of the Gonski reforms than they did at the election.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by cutting well over $15 billion per year from health funding.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by tightening disability pension eligibility and financially penalising anyone who spends at least 4 weeks overseas.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by changing age pension indexation, and eligibility age, and the threshold.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by cutting $40 million from the SBS and ABC.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise to not cut ABC funding, by cutting all funding to the Australia Network (part of the ABC).
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by proposing a deficit tax.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by no longer guaranteeing NBN speeds higher than what ADSL can provide.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise to send a boat to monitor whaling by instead promising to only send an aircraft. The government subsequently broke that second promise too, allowing whalers to kill endangered whales without any Australian monitoring.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by renaming the NDIS, making it “DisablityCare” and renaming the “launch” a “trial”, thereby casting doubt on whether they will even commit to the scheme fully.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by cutting $150 million from NSW hospitals.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise for a 25Mbi/s National Broadband Network, and announced that it will cost more than they promised.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise to return to surplus by 2016-2017.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by scrapping the Alcohol and Other Drugs Council of Australia. The government spent $1 million on administrative costs to do so, even though the council only received $1.6 million in funding per year.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise by trying to scrap the 2020 emissions target.
[URL='http://theconversation.com/gst-to-stay-on-tampons-be-applied-to-all-online-goods-46471']Broke an election promise that Abbott would spend his first week in an Aboriginal community.
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"Almost 63 per cent of small companies will derive no benefit from [the 1.5 percentage point tax cut] because they are neither profitable nor taxable," Mr Eslake has written in a note to clients.
 

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