Earlier this month, 1,100 people crammed into the function room of Miramare Gardens in Sydney’s Terrey Hills, to honour former prime minister and member for Warringah, Tony Abbott. It was said another 200 were turned away. After Abbott’s remarkable election win in 2013 which secured three terms of Coalition government and counting, paying homage to him was the least they could do.
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