Who famously brought a lump of coal into Parliament as a visual aid?
a) Scott Morrison
b) Tony Abbott
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Bill Shorten
Answer: a) Scott Morrison
What Australian politician became known for his ‘onion eating’ antics?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Paul Keating
c) Bob Hawke
d) Barnaby Joyce
Answer: d) Barnaby Joyce
Which Prime Minister was humorously referred to as ‘The Mad Monk’?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Tony Abbott
c) John Howard
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: b) Tony Abbott
Who was famously depicted as ‘The Undertaker’ due to their frequent changes in party leadership?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Julia Gillard
c) Kevin Rudd
d) Paul Keating
Answer: c) Kevin Rudd
Which Prime Minister once compared himself to the character ‘Shrek’?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Scott Morrison
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: b) Malcolm Turnbull
Who was humorously dubbed ‘The Accidental Prime Minister’ due to unexpected circumstances leading to their premiership?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Julia Gillard
c) John Howard
d) Scott Morrison
Answer: b) Julia Gillard
Which Australian political figure was famously parodied by comedian Clarke and Dawe in satirical interviews?
a) Peter Costello
b) John Howard
c) Paul Keating
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: b) John Howard
Who, after retiring from politics, became known for his distinctive collection of colorful and quirky socks?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: a) Kevin Rudd
Which Prime Minister was humorously referred to as ‘Honest John’?
a) John Howard
b) Tony Abbott
c) Scott Morrison
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: a) John Howard
Which Prime Minister once famously said, “Life wasn’t meant to be easy?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Paul Keating
c) Malcolm Fraser
d) Gough Whitlam
Answer: d) Gough Whitlam
Who was known for their love of budgie smugglers, tight swimwear often making appearances in public?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Scott Morrison
c) Kevin Rudd
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: a) Tony Abbott
Which politician’s awkward dancing moves went viral, sparking memes and jokes online?
a) Bill Shorten
b) Scott Morrison
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Anthony Albanese
Answer: b) Scott Morrison
Who, during a press conference, became a sensation for his ‘dad jokes’ and lighthearted approach to media interaction?
a) Peter Dutton
b) Anthony Albanese
c) Barnaby Joyce
d) Josh Frydenberg
Answer: c) Barnaby Joyce
Which Prime Minister made headlines for drinking a beer in record time during a visit to a pub?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: a) Bob Hawke
Who, during a heated political debate, used the term ‘Canberra Bubble’ to refer to the disconnect between politicians and the public?
a) Bill Shorten
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Scott Morrison
d) Anthony Albanese
Answer: b) Malcolm Turnbull
Which politician was known for his frequent use of slogans like ‘Jobs and Growth’ and ‘Stop the boats’?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Kevin Rudd
c) Scott Morrison
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: c) Scott Morrison
Who was humorously referred to as ‘Mr. Harbourside Mansion’ due to his wealthy background?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: b) Malcolm Turnbull
Which Australian Prime Minister once accidentally referred to ‘suppository’ instead of ‘repository’ in a speech?
a) Tony Abbott
b) John Howard
c) Paul Keating
d) Julia Gillard
Answer: a) Tony Abbott
Who became known for their passionate advocacy for a republic and famously exclaimed, “I am the republican”?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Paul Keating
Answer: d) Paul Keating
Which Prime Minister was mocked for saying, “When you say one thing, and then you say something else, people will notice”?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Scott Morrison
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: b) Scott Morrison
Who was humorously referred to as ‘The Incredible Sulk’ by political opponents due to their perceived moodiness?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Julia Gillard
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: d) Kevin Rudd
Which Prime Minister once became a viral sensation after being filmed ‘eating a raw onion like an apple’?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Julia Gillard
d) Scott Morrison
Answer: a) Tony Abbott
Who, during their time in office, became known for their interest in sports and frequently appeared at cricket matches?
a) John Howard
b) Bob Hawke
c) Paul Keating
d) Malcolm Fraser
Answer: a) John Howard
Which Australian Prime Minister was famously depicted in a viral video ‘shirtfronting’ a Russian President?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Julia Gillard
d) Scott Morrison
Answer: a) Tony Abbott
Who once famously said, “Please explain,” in a memorable TV interview, leading to the phrase becoming a part of Australian popular culture?
a) Pauline Hanson
b) Bob Hawke
c) Gough Whitlam
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: a) Pauline Hanson
Which Prime Minister was nicknamed ‘Keating the Redeemer’ due to their ambitious economic policies?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Paul Keating
c) Malcolm Fraser
d) John Howard
Answer: b) Paul Keating
Who was humorously labeled ‘The Human Metronome’ for their consistent and repetitive speech patterns?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Julia Gillard
Answer: a) Kevin Rudd
Which politician was known for his love of budgie smugglers, tight swimwear often making appearances in public?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Scott Morrison
c) Kevin Rudd
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: a) Tony Abbott
Who famously responded to a question about the cost of living by mentioning the price of bananas?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Scott Morrison
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Bill Shorten
Answer: b) Scott Morrison
Which Australian Prime Minister was known for his eloquence and witty remarks during press conferences?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Malcolm Fraser
c) Gough Whitlam
d) Paul Keating
Answer: d) Paul Keating
Who humorously suggested that ‘Cereal Killer’ was their official title due to their criticism of a popular breakfast food?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Julia Gillard
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: c) Julia Gillard
Who was humorously referred to as ‘the human headline’ due to frequent media coverage of their personal life?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Tony Abbott
c) Barnaby Joyce
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: c) Barnaby Joyce
Which Prime Minister famously suggested that “The laws of mathematics are very commendable but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Scott Morrison
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: b) Scott Morrison
Who, when asked about the impact of the budget on households, held up a $100 note and said, “It’s not a lot”?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Kevin Rudd
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Bill Shorten
Answer: d) Bill Shorten
Who once made headlines for being a passionate advocate of the republic movement and their ‘big picture’ vision for Australia?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Paul Keating
d) John Howard
Answer: b) Malcolm Turnbull
Which Prime Minister was known for his unconventional sense of fashion, often seen in his trademark ‘budgie smugglers?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Bob Hawke
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: a) Tony Abbott
Who was humorously referred to as ‘The Great Wall of China’ for his tough stance on immigration policy?
a) Scott Morrison
b) Tony Abbott
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: a) Scott Morrison
Which Prime Minister’s campaign slogan ‘Kevin07’ became an iconic part of Australian political history?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Kevin Rudd
c) Tony Abbott
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: b) Kevin Rudd
Who became known for their passionate advocacy for a republic and famously exclaimed, “I am the republican”?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Paul Keating
Answer: d) Paul Keating
Which Prime Minister once famously said, “Life wasn’t meant to be easy”?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Paul Keating
c) Malcolm Fraser
d) Gough Whitlam
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