Catherine Hawksby

One nation, 53.

Labour, 76.

The coalition, 12.

They'll be wiped out if this election helps this weekend.

I mean, there's so many people who are just fed up, absolutely fed up with what has been passing for conservative politics over here.

The liberals and nationals, certainly the moderates, are detested.

They are loathed by conservative voters over here who look at them and just say, oh, you're bloody Labour-lite.

That's all you are.

You're just parroting Labour policies.

He yelled across the chamber yesterday in Parliament that he called Albanese, the prime minister, an arrogant prick.

And he then withdrew the remark.

That shows the guy under pressure.

And stage left, don't forget, Tony Abbott has just come back as the federal president of the Australian Liberal Party.

He's got a brand new book out.

He's obviously Australia history through Tony's eyes.

He was my MP here in this seat of Warringah for many, many years in Parliament for 25 years.

There's even talk, mate, of him being persuaded to come back into Parliament.

No way.