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The article focuses on Malcolm Turnbull, prime minister of Australia, campaigned on the exact opposite, endlessly promised "innovation and excitement" and other Coalition figures. It mentions wave of full-blown climate-change mania, by which time it had become all but blasphemous to question global warming. It also mentions ABC claims about independent broadcasting and Australian democracy.

The author offers observations on politics in Australia as of January 2020. He discusses the vote of the public against the republic in 1999, the prospect of another round of republican government from Republican Movement chairman Malcolm Turnbull and his friends, and the preferred political model of Republican Movement chairpirate Peter FitzSimmons.

The article focuses on efforts of the Australian government to tackle climate change. It mentions about policies farmed by Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia, on addressing climate change; and was replaced by opposition leader by Tony Abbott. It also mentions that celebrities like Dolly Parton, Tanya Tucker, Kasey Chambers and Barbara Mandrell have criticized Australian government's effort in addressing climate change.

The article presents the author's views on the resignation of Gillian Triggs as president of the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) and her term in the office. The author stresses his belief that Triggs made so much damage to the AHRC, noting some instances of Triggs' comic structure. The recommendation to Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull and other senior Liberals from the review of the party's 2016 election performance is discussed.