OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott has dared to imagine his first morning as prime minister. He told 3AW radio this morning that a lot could still go wrong and compared the election to a grand final with only five minutes to go. But he said if he is elected the first thing he'll do is go for an early morning bike ride, then take advice from his staff, his cabinet and perhaps former prime minister John Howard. He said he won't hold daily media conferences for the sake of it and hopes to take politics off the front pages. It comes as an exclusive Galaxy Poll for the Herald Sun shows the Coalition set for a solid victory in tomorrow's election. Mr Abbott and Mr Rudd found themselves on the Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O show this morning, with the PM calling it 'the smartest ambush of the campaign. Mr Abbott also used morning radio to try and shake off his bungled internet policy, claiming it was a case of bad final proofing and that he'd been "upfront" about the mistake. The Coalition Internet policy caused Mr Abbott the greatest headache after it mistakenly said people would have to "opt out" of filtering when the Coalition supports an opt-in model. He admitted to having quickly read the internet filter policy but did not spot the blunder, instead he believed it referred to encouraging providers to offer internet filtering if customers chose. We got a couple of lines wrong in a policy last night and as soon as we realised we'd made a mistake we corrected it. We do not support any attempt to put a filter on the internet. Never have, never will," Mr Abbott told 3AW radio today.