Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is popular, polarising and outspoken — a rising star in Coalition ranks who helped steer the No campaign to victory in the Voice referendum. Within the Indigenous community, her critics feel betrayed by her controversial comments about colonisation, culture and violence; her supporters say she's brave and bold. With the election imminent, questions are being asked about what it would mean should she become the next Minister for Indigenous Australians. In this episode, the former singer and children's television presenter responds to her critics and speaks for the first time about her drug use and the deeply personal experiences that have shaped her political views.