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Give us questions for PM Kevin Rudd

Jun 10 10:24pm

- Kevin Rudd will be on Sunrise tomorrow (Friday 12 June)

We could ask him what questions we think are important but it's a great chance for you to get your question answered. Post a question below, anything at all, that you would ask the PM if you met him.

We will ask Mr Rudd the best questions on the show tomorrow.

Post your questions for PM Kevin Rudd below...

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11. reillysean78 - Jun 11 08:46am

Prime Minister will your Government repeal the draconian building industry laws from the Howard era. If not why not? Further will you introduce a law to charge employers with Industrial Manslaughter for those who are killed every year on building sites across Australia.

12. competitionkitten - Jun 11 08:47am

Firstly when I have a blood test it is subsidised and so is my health care, (ie medicare). Recently my dog had to have a blood test which cost $140 all up he needed 2 of these pricey tests. Its been found that animals and pets are good for Aussies, please do somthing about vet fees.

13. ciara.tan - Jun 11 08:47am

Mr. Rudd.
I'm really worried about the Medicare safety net being dropped for IVF. My husband and I have been hoping to have a family now for 3 yrs and are on our 2nd IVF cycle. Couples like us will never be able to afford it without financial aid, it's a hard enough situation as it is.

14. competitionkitten - Jun 11 08:48am

My second comment is about duck shooting. Its known that many rare endangered water birds get shot in the process of 'duck shooting' please tell me WHY is VIC the only state that allows this? Are we mad? I am against any animal shooting/culling. Its the wrong way.

15. dworznikt - Jun 11 08:50am

Hi, I own a small business. And I ask my accountant about the 50% rebate for buying a new car. But she told me I could'nt do it that it's not a 50% cash rebate, which would have helped. When people read it, it sounds like you are getting a cash rebate for the car but you dont. Thanks Tiffany Vic

16. nicholasizhere23 - Jun 11 08:50am

Why are you allowing tourists to continue to come in and out of Australia when the swine flu is hitting Australia hard? You could "lock down" the country, but you choose not to. How can you risk the survival of all Australians if we all end up catching the H1N1 Influenza while you do nothing? Why?

17. jsc92882 - Jun 11 08:54am

Does KR care about the 1000s of kids who took a gap year in '09 solely to qualify for Youth Allowance by earning a min of $18,850 within 18 mnths of leaving school to now have this qualifying criterion rescinded in the budget. Grandfathering should be extended to '09 gap students. http://www.facebo

18. plunker09 - Jun 11 08:54am

carers again get help (they deserve it) but my husband and i are both on disability pension and wonder why we dont get help we care for each other things hubby cant do i do and visa versa we have ever only had one time help when is our turn we worked too and paid taxes we are the forgtton lot!!!

19. murraywall@y7mail.com - Jun 11 08:54am

Why did self funded retirees who submit tax return but do not earn enough to pay tax miss out on $900 package
This seems wrong as they also missed out on previous package

20. daniellerule@ymail.com - Jun 11 08:56am

there were so many adds for a rebate on solar panels til the last day of June, so we signed up to get some to help lessen our footprint. A week later, Tuesday June 9th, we were told that the govt gad pulled out of the rebate and that we had til the end of that day to finalise all the paperwork. Why?

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