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Jacinta Price: 'Welcome To Country Is Romanticism. It's Pretending'

In one of her most confronting interviews yet, Jacinta Price speaks candidly about the trauma she witnessed growing up — alcoholism, domestic violence, abuse and the devastating impact it had on children in her community. She recounts scenes she says should never be normalised: family members trapped in violent relationships, substance abuse spiralling out of control, and children exposed to chaos no child should endure. For Jacinta, this isn’t political theory — it’s lived experience. She argues that romanticising dysfunction does nothing to help the people living in it. In her view, real change starts with honesty — even when that honesty makes people uncomfortable. She questions whether government programs, public virtue signalling and endless policy announcements are actually addressing root causes, or simply creating bureaucracy around them. Jacinta also challenges what she sees as an “industry” built around the language of reform without measurable outcomes, and explains why she believes difficult conversations must happen publicly if anything is going to improve. This is a raw and deeply personal segment — about responsibility, truth-telling, and why she says she refuses to stay silent any longer.