PM Kevin Rudd confuses the Liberal candidates for Charlton and Dobell, and also refers to opposition leader Tony Abbott being 're-elected' in an appearance in Brisbane today. Courtesy ABC News 24
PM Kevin Rudd handles a model of a kidney during the lab visit and he announces a new medical research package in Brisbane. Source: News Limited
CLAD in a white lab coat, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was in science heaven, extolling the many benefits of advanced medical research.
He warned it would all be at risk under an Abbott government.
Holding aloft a 3D printed section of plastic DNA for the cameras, the prime minister explained it could be used as a scaffold for the eventual construction of new body organs such as kidneys.
``It's complex and it's hard work,'' he told researchers at the University of Queensland Translational Research Institute at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital.
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He was launching a $250 million Medical Research Innovation Fund plus $70 million in additional funding for medical research centres.
Returning to a standard campaign theme, Mr Rudd told his audience Mr Abbott believed he had already won the election.
Mr Rudd says if Mr Abbott was up front about planned spending cuts to medical research and much more under the coalition government, people wouldn't vote for him.
He says he worries about the possible fallout if a Liberal government is elected.
``I worry about people's jobs, I worry about health workers, I worry about researchers, I worry about teachers, I worry about the real human beings who are affected by all of this.''
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