Mr Abbott, who many tip to be Australia's next Prime Minister, was being tested as to whether his views of the past were current today or whether he could successfully present himself as a changed, '21st century man'.
Here is some of what he had to say:
When Liz Hayes suggested that he was only person who could stop himself becoming Prime Minister, Abbott said that he often will 'warn the party that we could stop ourselves winning, it often happens.'
Asked if Julia Gillard's now famous misogyny speech - directed mainly at Abbott - had hurt him politically: 'In the end, I guess, we’ll find out on polling day but it wasn’t true and it wasn’t fair.'
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