'Midwits' and media bust-ups herald One Nation's arrival in SA parliament
One Nation's entry into South Australia's parliament has been marked by a combative tone from its leaders. Cory Bernardi's maiden speech criticized the political left and emphasized a culture war stance, while fellow MP Jason Virgo shared his personal experiences regarding migration and identity. The party's presence has already sparked media confrontations and political tensions, indicating a challenging four years ahead.
- ▪Cory Bernardi's maiden speech criticized the political left and COVID management.
- ▪The Greens walked out during Bernardi's speech due to his comments on gender-affirming care.
- ▪Jason Virgo, a new One Nation MP, expressed his views on migration and shared his personal story regarding his sexuality.
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analysisOne Nation sets combative tone in South Australia, but tougher political tests awaitBy state political reporter Thomas KelsallTopic:One NationSun 24 May 2026 at 5:07amSun 24 May 2026 at 5:07amSun 24 May 2026 at 5:07amOne Nation state leader Cory Bernardi and federal leader Pauline Hanson the opening of South Australia's new parliamentary term earlier this month. (ABC News: Che Chorley)abc.net.au/news/one-nation-sets-combative-tone-in-sa-parliament/106714272Link copiedShareShare articleOne Nation SA leader Cory Bernardi's maiden speech was more closely watched than most last week."If you really want to have a political barney, trust me, there is no-one more willing to engage," he said in the address.His speech marked the first contribution of the new One Nation contingent to South…
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