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The article discusses the case of national security in the government of former Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott. Topics discussed include the determination of Abbott to protect the citizen and advance the interest of the country, the absence of people-smuggling ventures in the country since January 2014, and the geo-political role of Australia to support and encourage the U.S.

The article examines various issues related to the political, social, and economic conditions in Australia as of March 2015, highlighting the war against radical Islamists worldwide. Topics include the hostage crisis at a restaurant in Sydney, the allegations that Prime Minister Tony Abbott is using radical Islamists to advance his political career, and the Sudden Jihadi Syndrome. Also analyzed is the shooting at the office of satirical journal "Charlie Hebdo" in Paris, France.

The article presents a speech by Tony Abbott, former Prime Minister of Australia, delivered at the Samuel Griffith Society's 2016 Conference, held in Adelaide in August. Topics discussed include praise for Australian politician Sir Samuel Griffith, criticism on section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act that prohibits what might offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate on racial grounds, and view on the restoration of a better-functioning federation.

The article presents the author's views regarding the emergence of debates concerning the decision of Prime Minister Tony Abbott to revive the imperial honours system into the Order of Australia in 2014. It is critical on the reaction of Republican politician Greg Barns and the Labor Party to Abbott's proposal. It discusses the influence of the British Empire to the political, cultural and social conditions of the country.