00:00A new party and a new leader for a familiar political figure.
00:07You're right beside me here, mate.
00:09Six years after he left the Senate, Corey Bernardi is back,
00:13named One Nation's lead upper house candidate at the March state election.
00:17We will be the strongest voice of opposition that this government has ever faced.
00:23The party has vowed to run in every lower house seat,
00:26as well as a full ticket in the upper house.
00:29Their new SA leader, joined by Pauline Hanson.
00:32Hello, guys.
00:33And supporters taking aim at the government.
00:36I'm warning Labor now. You're on notice. We are coming for your seats.
00:42And gunning for the Liberals, Mr Bernardi's former party.
00:46I'd love to be the official opposition in this state.
00:48The media conference turning hostile when supporters pushed back on a line of questioning.
00:53What's your agenda? What is your agenda?
00:55One Nation won just over 6% of the primary vote in SA at last year's federal election,
01:02with its strongest results coming in outer suburban and regional areas.
01:06The party has surged in the polls since then.
01:10But even after today's announcement, the current government and opposition say their focus is elsewhere.
01:16If I spent all my time commenting on when Liberals quit the Liberals to fight against the Liberals,
01:22it'd be all I do.
01:23I'm not a commentator. I'm a participant in politics,
01:26and I'm putting forward policies, Liberal Party policies,
01:29that I think will really turn the dial for the state of South Australia, and that's my focus.
01:34A political comeback and a plan to upend the status quo.
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