SA Liberals' Trust Crisis, One Nation Flip-Flop

0:00It's April 10th. This is Adelaide News today, AI-powered stories from your city. This week, end-aily readers are dropping truth bombs on South Australia's Liberal Party drama. They're buzzing about talks of a breakup, with some MPs eyeing a left-ward shift while others push rights to fight one nation's surge. Key gripe. Liberal behavior has voters distrusting the whole crew, sending votes elsewhere in recent elections. Fred Newman calls out MPs for missing the point, saying, it's not one nation policies but liberal antics eroding trust. Grant Petrus predicts labor smug spending will implode like the old state bang mess, leaving records for whatever rises next, echoing uneasy old. Mergers like the liberal country lead days. One nation draws fire too, especially a former gay rights activist, now, their frontline MP. Sheila Widom says, it screams untrustworthy flip-flopping, killing any respect. To martin blast the party's no vetting candidates and dodging journalists, calling it a joke

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