Turning Point Australia sat down with Deepa Mathew, Family First’s number one Upper House candidate, for a confronting and wide-ranging discussion on what she describes as one of the most overlooked issues in modern Australia, the breakdown of the family.

As South Australia heads toward one of the most consequential elections in years, many voters are questioning whether the current political system is delivering for ordinary Australians.

Turning Point Australia sat down with Ben Hood, Shadow Treasurer and Liberal candidate for the South Australian Upper House, for a wide-ranging discussion about the challenges facing the state and the broader direction of the country.

Turning Point Australia sat down with Dr Joanna Howe for a wide-ranging conversation about the cultural, political and social forces shaping the future of the country.

Turning Point Australia sat down with Ashton Hurn, Leader of the Opposition in South Australia, for a wide-ranging discussion about the major challenges facing the state.

George Mamalis, TPAUS South Australian Coordinator, sits down with former South Australian Opposition Leader David Speirs for one of the most candid conversations of his political career.

Over the past several months, one of the most striking developments in Australian politics has been the surge in support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.

Free speech in Australia has always come with limits. Unlike the United States, Australia does not have an explicit constitutional right to freedom of speech. Instead, Australians rely on an implied freedom of political communication, recognised by the High Court, a protection that exists, but can still be overridden by legislation.

In this wide-ranging and unfiltered discussion, George Mamalis sits down with former Senator Cory Bernardi to explore his decision to step back into the political arena and align with One Nation at a pivotal moment for South Australia.