Queensland promised the most funding of any state Queensland has come out on top for funding promises. QUEENSLANDERS are the major winners in the election spending war, securing the most funding of any state. The Coalition would spend almost $10 billion to revitalise key roads, including $6.7 billion to fix the Bruce Highway. I believe we can do it: Rudd Labor would spend slightly less on the Bruce Highway but deliver the Brisbane Cross River Rail which the Coalition has indicated it would not fund. Liberal MP Teresa Gambaro has pledged $5.4 million on a new entrance to Enoggera's Gallipoli Barracks, $1 million on roads at Milton and Wooloowin and $750,000 on facilities for the Brisbane Inner North Sporting Community. Opposition Leader Tony Abbott pledged $5 million for the Brisbane Broncos at Red Hill and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd countered with $3 million for Logan's Broncos Junior Rugby League Academy, Labor has pledged $24.6 million for defence housing at Enoggera and $3.5 million for the Biala Community Health Centre at Inala. Both parties say Hummingbird House children's hospice will receive $5.5 million, whichever party wins.