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In a lighter note, the transcript touches on former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who was seen actively assisting commuters by directing traffic in Sydney. This anecdote exemplifies Australia’s unique political culture, where even prominent leaders can engage directly with local communities without barriers of protocol and hierarchy.
Rian Al reflects positively on this down-to-earth approach, contrasting it with the often formal and distant leadership styles in other countries. Such community involvement fosters humility, trust, and a sense of collective responsibility—traits that are valuable for societal cohesion.