People protest against former Prime Minister Tony Abbott as they campaign for voters to vote against him in the upcoming federal election in Sydney, Australia, March 25, 2019. REUTERS/Colin Packham
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Sydney psychologist Nicola Gates is weeks away from doing something she has never done before – casting a vote for a candidate other than former conservative Australian prime minister, Tony Abbott.
Armed with a cafe latte in one hand and election flyers in the other, the 46-year-old has taken the additional step of actively campaigning against the Liberal Party stalwart in the beach-side electorate Abbott has comfortably held since he entered federal politics a quarter of a century ago.
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