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艾伯特总理的新预算导致 67岁祖母生活所迫 必须去成人性服务电话做接听工作
67岁来自Warburton的 Gloria 女士是一名祖母 她今天致电墨尔本 774 ABC 电台 当时正在接听听众来电的艾伯特总理
在电波上 67岁来自Warburton的 Gloria 女士对艾伯特总理说，：“艾伯特先生，如果你的母亲或祖母像我一样，生活所迫，必须去成人性服务电话做接听工作。你会有怎么样的感受？”
Gloria 女士常年有慢性病 其中2种慢性病对生命有威胁。
Gloria 女士对艾伯特总理说，：“我每2周会得到400澳币的津贴，在付了房租，水电煤，账单 和给家人过年过节买礼物后，根本不够用。所以我只得去 成人性服务电话做接听工作。我只能这样生活。新的预算会每年让我为生活多支出850澳币，包括去看病要交的费用，和药费。”
艾伯特总理在电波上听到Gloria 女士的工作时，对主持人做了眨眼的动作信号。
艾伯特总理的回复是，他会尽量消除碳税，消除碳税后，应该会对Gloria女士的生活有所缓解。
这个是今天总理在774 ABC Melbourne做采访时候发生的。
原文 http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014- ... local-radio/5467122
A 67-year-old grandmother who says she has to work on a phone sex line to "make ends meet" while battling life-threatening illnesses has challenged Prime Minister Tony Abbott over budget cuts during an ABC Radio phone-in.
Speaking to Jon Faine on 774 ABC Melbourne this morning, the PM took a heated call from Gloria of Warburton.
"Mr Abbott, I would like to ask you if you would like your mother or your grandmother to be in my situation?" she asked.
"I'm a 67-year-old pensioner [with] three chronic, incurable medical conditions, two life-threatening.
"I just survive on around $400 a fortnight after I pay my rent and I work on an adult sex line to make ends meet.
"That's the only way I can do it."
Gloria said she had calculated that budget changes would cost her an additional $850 a year, taking into account GP co-payments and increases in medication costs.
"What do you suggest I cut out Mr Abbott? Food, electricity, firewood, Christmas [and] birthday presents to my grandchildren?" she asked.
"Or should we all just die and get out of your way?"
The Prime Minister, who winked at Faine when Gloria said she worked on a sex line, offered this response: "Well, Gloria, I absolutely understand that you're doing it tough."
But he was soon interrupted by a clearly unhappy Gloria: "But you don't give a stuff though do you?"
When asked to "keep it nice" by Faine, Gloria responded: "I don't feel very nice about you Mr Abbott, and why should I?"
When the line was cut to allow the Prime Minister to speak, Mr Abbott said the Government's decision to cut the carbon tax would offer some financial relief to Gloria.
"What I can do is get rid of the carbon tax but you will keep the compensation that the former Labor government gave you to pay for the carbon tax," he said.
"So even if you spend $70 going to the doctor, even if you pay an extra 80 cents per prescription... but almost certainly in pure cash terms, you will be somewhat better off.
"Now I'm not saying you're on easy street, I'd never say that, obviously you're doing it tough."
Mr Abbott explained the "reality here" included the safety net, which applies after seven visits to the doctor, and an "extra couple hundreds of dollars a year" as a result of the carbon tax compensation.
Topics:radio, radio-broadcasting, broadcasting, information-and-communication, abbott-tony, budget, government-and-politics,
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