Tony Abbott says just read my book  Updated May 25, 2011
18:58:37  The Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott admits he
had a different approach on paid parental leave a decade ago but
has now come to a different position. He told AM's Lyndal Curtis
that his plan won't affect small businesses or the number of
women employed in the workforce. He says he advocated paid
parental leave in his book released last year.  Source: AM |
Duration: 10min 34sec  Topics: parenting, babies, programs-and-
initiatives, parliament-house-2600   TONY EASTLEY: Joining AM
this morning is the Federal Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott.
Speaking with him is our chief political correspondent, Lyndal
Curtis.  LYNDAL CURTIS: Tony Abbott, welcome to AM.  TONY
ABBOTT: G'day Lyndal.  LYNDAL CURTIS: You said last month you
would go to an election with promises funded without new or
increased taxes. Are you the first politician to break an
election promise without the bother of an actual election?  TONY
ABBOTT: Lyndal, could I come to that in a s