Jacinta Price

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2 Worlds Collide Podcast · #101 - Senator Jacinta Price - Immigration, The Budget & Australia’s Future · 20 May 2026 podcast

And so...

I want to be where the fight's at, I suppose, and that's why I'm mad.

It blows their minds, doesn't it?

Absolutely.

We're talking honestly and openly here.

Well, I suppose I think, you know, conservatism is important in that we want to maintain our, you know, some of our institutions and what I suppose

what has provided our foundation in this country is really important um our history i think probably hasn't been delivered to the best you know as it could have been done we we should understand our history in its entirety the good the bad the ugly and not for the purpose of what the left does in terms of weaponizing it but just to understand who we are as a country and i think part of that is about building national pride as well like i am absolutely for i i'm

I suppose in that regard I'm a team Australia all the way always have been always have been and that has been based on I suppose my upbringing the fact that I have got a Warlpiri mother and a white Australian father my you know my my whitefella family are all working class Newcastle my dad comes from Newcastle originally so working class whitefellas are half of who I am and then

My, you know, my desert Aboriginal side is ultimately the two sides that came together and I'm incredibly proud of that.

And so I believe in terms of there is that when it comes to nationalism, it's about national pride and we're not teaching our children that in this country.

But we fundamentally require that because a country that's divided is one that's going to fall.

A country that is united in having pride in who we are and understanding who we are in terms of our history is one that can survive the times going forward.

If that's at the forefront of who we are as a country.

And so perhaps it requires a combination of those sorts of things going forward.

But fundamentally, I think that

There are a lot of very upset Aussies right now.

And Australians have every right to feel upset because of the direction of our country and which way it's going.

When it comes to governing this country, you can, I suppose, have grievance and air those grievances, but you have to have solutions.

And you have to have the policies that are going to put our best feet forward once more and get us back on our feet ultimately.

and grow us as a country going forward.

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