One Nation Makes Waves in SA Election
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One Nation makes significant gains in South Australias parliament, securing seven seats in their best state election performance, including four in the lower house and three in the upper house. Party leader Cory Bernardi, a former federal senator, unveils his team, pledging to scrap the Aboriginal Voice to Parliament and abandon net zero emission targets. Key wins include David Paton, Robert Roylance, and Jason Virgo in the lower house, and Carlos Quaremba and Rebecca Hewett in the upper house. The newcomers, including an Argentinian migrant and a seventh-generation farmer, focus on education, healthcare, and removing ideological content from schools. The race for the Narungga seat remains tight, with a recount underway, potentially securing the last spot for One Nation. This election outcome gives One Nation substantial influence in shaping South Australias rural policy landscape.
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