If I Was In A Refugee Camp

I Do Not Regard Myself As A Christian Politician. I Regard Myself As A Politician Who Just Happens To Think Religion Matters. I Would Be Appalled, Absolutely Appalled, To Think Religion Drove Anyone's Politics In A Secular Democracy Like Ours.

It's Very Easy For Australians Living In Big Cities To Either Romanticise Or Demonise The Situation In Aboriginal Places - To Kind Of Look At Things Through The 'noble Innocents' Prism Or Through The 'chronically Dysfunctional' Prism, And I Suspect That Is So Often The Case.

My Commitment To The Forgotten Families Of Australia Is To Ease Your Cost Of Living Pressure

I Instinctively Try To Protect People From Filth.

The Argument [behind Climate Change] Is Absolute Crap. However, The Politics Of This Are Tough For Us. Eighty Per Cent Of People Believe Climate Change Is A Real And Present Danger.