South Australian Liberals Introduce Victorian-Inspired ‘Break Bail, Face Jail’ Policy

Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia said, ‘if an offender breaks their bail, they will face jail.’
South Australian Liberals Introduce Victorian-Inspired ‘Break Bail, Face Jail’ Policy
Razor wire lines the walls and fences of Yatala Labour Prison in South Australia. Photo by Ian Waldie/Getty Images
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The South Australian Liberal Party has announced a “break bail, face jail” policy similar to the Victorian opposition led by Brad Battin.

Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia promised that if he wins the state election in March 2026, there will be tougher new bail laws, more cops on the beat, and early intervention and rehabilitation programs.

Monica O’Shea
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