Tony Abbottಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

"And I look forward to many, many more years living, working and serving in the greatest part, of the greatest city, of the greatest country on Earth. Thank you." (15/16)

"My public life will, I imagine, go on. My life as Member for Warringah will not. But Warringah is the place I live. It’s the place I will continue to serve." (14/16)

"Finally, I do want to say a big thank you to the people of Warringah. I could not have achieved anything in public life but for the support the people of Warringah have given me over twenty-five great years." (13/16)

"I thank my mum. Ah, we are all what our parents make of us. And I thank my sisters, all three of whom were booth captains today. For the first time ever, politics has finally become family business just as I bow out." (12/16)

"I thank my family. Margie, you have been a wonderfully supportive spouse. I thank my children. Two of whom can’t be here tonight. But one of whom did a wonderful job of winning votes up at Allambie Heights School today." (11/16)

"And I hope that the Morrison government has such a long life that it’s a long time until there is a fifth." (10/16)

"and I do look back on the last twenty-five years with immense pride and satisfaction of the fact that I am one of just four people in history to have led our party from opposition into government in Canberra." (9/16)

"I’m incredibly proud of all that I’ve done. Obviously, there are some things that, with the wisdom of hindsight, might have been differently and better. But I’ve gotta say, that I can look back on the last twenty-five years," (8/16)

"No, it’s often said that all public lives end badly. But I’m certainly not going to let one small day spoil twenty-five great years." (7/16)

"When climate change is a moral issue, we Liberals do it tough. But when climate change is an economic issue, as tonight’s result showed, we do very, very well indeed." (6/16)

"Over the new few days and weeks, I suspect there will be a great deal of analysis of the part that climate change did or did not play in the Warringah outcome – but let me just say this, my first word is not necessarily my last word on this subject." (5/16)

"I always knew it was going to be tough here in Warringah. And I can’t say it doesn’t hurt to lose. But I decided back then, in October of last year, that if I had to lose, so be it, I’d rather be a loser than a quitter." (4/16)

"And tonight, we can be extraordinarily confident–more confident than we had any right to expect–that we will continue to have good Liberal–National government in Canberra. Now, I have to say, once we had the result in the Wentworth by-election, six months or so back," (3/16)

"So, of course, it is disappointing for us here in Warringah. But what matters is what is best for the country. And what’s best for the country is not so much who wins or loses Warringah, but who forms or does not form a government in Canberra." (2/16)

"This is a really extraordinary result. This is a stupendous result. It is a great result for Scott Morrison and the rest of the wider Liberal team. And Scott Morrison will quite rightly live in the Liberal pantheon forever." (1/16)

With just under three hours to go, remember to vote Liberal to return the Coalition Government for a strong economy and secure future. #WarringahVotes #auspol

It's truly important that we vote Liberal this election to return the Coalition Government and continue the positive work being done in Warringah. #VoteSteggallGetShorten #WarringahVotes #auspol