Jarion Richardson talks about family, childhood, and always keeping a journal
We’ve been getting to know our political leaders, and those who may be vying to be Premier.
Jarion Richardson, leader of the OBA, was drawn into politics after Scott Pearman canvassed his constituency.
He believes politics is best done by those who have multiple interests in the wider community, rather than it being their single, central purpose.
Speaking to Gary Foster Skelton, Mr Richardson told of his love for the Sea Cadets and martial arts when growing up, always keeping a journal of experiences, and facing fear when serving in the military and the police force.
He also hopes his political legacy will be that he stepped up when others were giving up on the Opposition.
