Julia Gillard revisits rivalry with Tony Abbott in qanda appearance
on Monday, Ms Gillard made clear she had not warmed to Mr Abbott. Asked to name her favourite among the prime ministers that followed her, Ms Gillard was quick to say "it's not going to be Tony".
During the years Scott Morrison had jeered at her speeches from the opposition benches, Ms Gillard said she could not have imagined working easily and productively with him. But as the chair of mental health charity Beyond Blue, Ms Gillard said that was exactly what had happened. Pugilism and pragmatism paired with her brand of feminism ran through Ms Gillard's answers on the program.
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