One Nation will recommend that South Australian voters put the party first on their ballot papers and will not suggest preferences for other candidates at the state election on 21 March. Party leader Cory Bernardi said the ‘major’ parties had failed to deliver for South Australians and didn’t deserve any preferences.

KEY POINTS: • Comprehensive local government reform will be one of our party’s top priorities. • Our proposal will streamline administration and slash the bureaucracies that are the greatest burden on ratepayers. • Elected council members should determine council priorities, not unelected bureaucrats.

Consigning an underclass of imported workers to ‘wipe bums’ while he gives high-paid union members jobs in naval construction shows Peter Malinauskas’ contempt for immigrants, aged care workers and residents, and South Australians struggling to secure housing. One Nation SA leader Cory Bernardi said the Premier’s crude attempt to attack One Nation glossed over multiple policy failures lying squarely at Labor’s door.

As South Australia heads toward the 21 March state election, the debate over the SA First Nations Voice to Parliament is far from settled. Despite an overwhelming 64.17% “No” vote in South Australia at the 2023 federal referendum, the Malinauskas Labor Government pressed ahead with its own state-based Voice. One Nation SA has made its position clear: the SA Voice must be abolished. Below is Cory Bernardi’s statement outlining why this issue goes to the heart of democratic accountability, equality under the law, and respect for the will of South Australian voters.