Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party
Barnaby is in South Australia alongside One Nation's Carlos Quaremba, and even during a quick stop for a pie in Port Wakefield, the support has been clear. One after another, locals approached him to say hello and wish One Nation all the best.
He says the movement is on - and it's growing right across the nation. If Australians want change in any part of the country, he believes it must be promoted in every corner of the nation. It's a major challenge, but Australia deserves better than what it's currently getting.
In his view, the current government is doing a poor job, and the alternative opposition is chaotic and divided.
Barnaby pointed out that South Australia faces the same issues affecting the rest of the country:
Power prices through the roof
Intermittent and unreliable power
Swindle factories backed by secret agreements
Farming communities under attack by a government blind to their concerns
A loss of Australian culture under what he describes as an "amorphous soup" masquerading as multiculturalism
He says One Nation offers clarity, unity, and strength to stand up for all Australians - and is the only party taking the policy objectives needed to seriously address these issues.
The momentum is building across the country.
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