There Is Much To Be Said For

I Was A Very Senior Minister In The Howard Government And I Sat Around This Particular Table [in The Prime Ministerial Office] In Many Discussions. The Difference Between Being A Senior Minister And The Prime Minister Is That Ultimately The Buck Does Stop With The Prime Minister And In The End The Prime Minister Has To Make Those Critical Judgement Calls And That's The Big Difference.

Well, I'm Not Saying That An Emissions Tax Is Ever Going To Be Good Policy.

Both Mum And Dad Were Converts To Catholicism, And Normally If You Convert To Catholicism You Have Thought About It More Than Someone Who Just Grew Up With It, Taking It For Granted.

What I Would Like To See Is Sufficiently Good Education And Health Services Being Delivered To Aboriginal People So That They Are Prepared And Ready To Leave And Join The Economic Mainstream If That's Their Choice.

What The Housewives Of Australia Need To Understand As They Do The Ironing Is That If They Get It Done Commercially It’s Going To Go Up In Price And Their Own Power Bills When They Switch The Iron On Are Going To Go Up.