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The Coalition should stop being a frustrating impediment to government (in its inclusive - all members - scope) and show that it is worthy of being taken seriously.
Malcolm comes across as no more than a little dog that keeps getting under your feet no matter what you do. If that is his idea of being an effective opposition, then they will wait a long time, unless someone stamps on him first. Time to stand up and be a partner in keeping Australia right side up on the map.
Stop constantly trying to undermine what many Australians actually had a chance to vote for (as opposed to the hidden agendas the Coalition brought to governement previously) and make sure they get done well. Playing the poor loser will not get you back into government, but proving you actually have Australians best interests at heart rather than your party's will.