Former Liberal turned Sky News commentator Cory Bernardi to run for One Nation in South Australian election
Former Liberal senator and Sky News commentator Cory Bernardi will run for One Nation in the upcoming South Australian election in March. Bernardi, who previously served under Liberal leaders like Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott, left the Liberal party to form the Australian Conservatives.

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AI-generatedFormer Liberal senator and Sky News commentator Cory Bernardi will run for One Nation in the upcoming South Australian election in March. Bernardi, who previously served under Liberal leaders like Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott, left the Liberal party to form the Australian Conservatives. Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, announced that Bernardi will lead the party's ticket for the legislative council. This move comes as One Nation aims to convert increasing poll support into actual parliamentary seats in South Australia. Bernardi's decision marks another instance of a conservative politician joining One Nation.
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4 extractedHanson said Bernardi would lead One Nation’s ticket for the legislative council.
Bernardi left the Liberal party to launch Australian Conservatives.
Bernardi served under Liberal leaders including Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott.
Cory Bernardi to run for One Nation in South Australian election.