Short summary of Abbott's Welfare policy

The Abbott Government has spent $2.5 million on lifeboats
Plans to buy Triton surveillance drones  
It mean about $100 million in new facilities and infrastructure in South Australia as well as about $20 million a year in ongoing work.
Seven Tritons at a cost of between $2 billion and $3 billion.
$12 billion order for 58 Joint Strike Fighters
Provide Defence with $29.2 billion in 2014-15 and $122.7 billion over the Forward Estimates – up $9.6 billion increase
ADF Gap Year Programme will cost $18.3 million in 2014-15 and $191.8 million across the Forward Estimates.
Two new Navy supply ships allocated $78.2 million for design work.
$90 million for the search for missing flight MH370
Australia’s spy and counter-terror agencies will receive a $630 million funding boost
HUNDREDS of millions of dollars will be spent bolstering the RAAF’s fleet
$8 billion Air Warfare Destroyer
A fleet of bombproof BMWs $6.2 million fleet
$2 billion Pacific Patrol Boat Program
 Australia’s military involvement in Iraq is likely to cost half a billion dollars each year
$20 billion on up to 10 of the Japanese vessels

 The Federal Government has been embarrassed over its $7 million response to the Ebola virus with an international medical group rejecting the money and demanding Australian doctors be sent to Africa instead.Our government could only come up with the same amount it spent on Tony’s new cars.
This according to Abbott spending for our WELFARE and needs to be spread around