Polygon Wood is a small forest between the towns of Zonnebeke and Ypres in Belgium’s Flanders region. The 4th and 5th divisions of the Australian Imperial Force were joined by seven British divisions. The attack on German defensive positions at Polygon Wood began…
Another leftard divisive hate campaign dreamt up on a gunge binge, another justification to cut their welfare. Seems some half-cast has used his DOLE cheque to buy graffiti spray paint to do a rant on a Sydney Hyde Park statue of James…
In inner Melbourne last night, leftie Yarra Council passed a smelly motion by extremist Councillor Stephen Jolly to reject Australia Day and to sever cultural ties with Australia. Jolly, aka the ‘Red Wart’ – a disaffected commo and wannabe revulooshunry, conned 88…
The farming town of Cowra is situated over 300km west of Sydney. During World War II, a large prisoner of war (POW) camp was constructed outside the town so as to be well away from the coast and the bulk of the…
‘I died in hell’ – Passchendaele, Belgium July 31, 1917 during The 3rd Battle of Ypres. Enemy men share a human cigarette A human calamity too overwhelming to explain, just as most of those who returned never spoke a word. Trauma (‘shell…
This is quoted from Australian Lieutenant John Alexander Raws’ letter home from the Western Front at Pozières Ridge with the 23rd Battalion in August 1916 just before his 33rd birthday. Battle of Pozières Ridge lasting six weeks from July 23 through to…
July 19, 1916 saw the worst single loss of life in Australian military history. Australia’s ‘Cobbers’ sculpture on the other side of the world, poignantly dominates Australian Memorial Park surrounded by farmland along Rue Delval outside the French town of Fromelles. It…
Greedy Chinese have been invading Australia since 1818 when opium-smoking coolie Mak Sai Ying stowawayed downunder to Sydney Cove. Then in 1848 some 120-odd from Xiamen in China arrived in Sydney aboard the Nimrod to become the first round of ‘coolie’ indentured…
Today is Australia’s annual observance of the Lambing Flat Uprising by Diggers against invading Chinese back in 1861. Main street of the since renamed town of ‘Young’ Lambing Flat lies in the Burrangong region (south-west slopes) of NSW. Regrettably Lambing Flat…
by Dr. Jim Saleam and others Today is the 150th anniversary of the birth of Australia’s national prophet, Henry Lawson. Local people in the old gold town of Grenfell will honour him today and other groups of Australians in many locales…
Eighteen Australian elite soldiers and flight crew perished on this day in 1996; this now the 21st anniversary. We honour their service. Rest in Peace. The survivors, families, friends, colleagues and emergency responders shall never forget, and Australians must not. We owe…
So within Donald Trump’s first hundred days, the Pentagon has hoodwinked him to beating the drums of war against North Korea. The Pentagon is self-motivated by a raison d’être to justify its existence and relevance. It needs a war to be sustained.…
Malcolm Turnbull at Australia’s Middle East Operations base at Al Minhad in the UAE on ANZAC Day. Turnbull has defiled ANZAC Day by promising to commit Australian troops for the “long term” in the Middle East, ostensibly to assist in the fight…
Gundagai 7th Light Horse Troop, ANZAC Day 2013 The Gundagai Memorial (Great War 1914-1918) carries the names of 1133 men and women from the town and surrounding district who enlisted. The 1911 Census shows that the population of the town at that time…
Not political, just factual – Aborigines didn’t approve of British Colonisation. From 1788-1934, 146 turbulent years involving ongoing frontier battles took place across the continent between Aborigines and mainly British settlers. The main conflicts are officially documented. The fact is that military…
Winston Churchill sacrificed Australian soldiers in 1915 at Gallipoli (some 8,709) then again in 1941 at Singapore (14,972 in Changi Prison and the Japs slave Thai-Burma Railway) because we were expendable fodder. Any lessons lads? Australian soldiers imprisoned, tortured, beheaded and starved…
We acknowledge the 50th anniversary of the devastating Hobart Bushfire. This bushfire memorial in Snug is in memory of the 64 who perished, the 900 injured, 1300 homes lost, the 7500 made homeless, the 80,000 livestock and the 652,000 acres burnt out,…
It seems that Labor’s Bill Shorten in Melbourne today is more vocal and supportive of some primitive Chinese superstition about a rooster. While just two days ago on our national contemporary Australia Day, Billy was decidedly missing-in-action. It was conspicuous of Billy,…
On Australia Day, Julia Gillard gets a Companion of the Order of Australia from PM Turnbull? What the? Can’t believe in hugging witches who ruin this country. Well at least she’s no Abbott dame. Wears the pearls, the polka dots and now…
Friday 27 Jan: “Boss I bought these king prawns from Coles for Oz Day, now I’m sick as a dog so can’t come in & there’s no doctor open to get a certificate” – judged best ‘Chuckn a Sickie‘ excuse for the…
History wars yet again. Globalist-Liberal Gerard Henderson on his propaganda channel The Sydney Institute, ignorantly slurs Ned Kelly as a “terrorist”. When some ideologue brands themselves an “institute”, you know they’re spruiking a propaganda agenda. In this case, a stooge of the…
Labor Premier of Victoria, multiculturalist, multiracialist, and divisive Daniel Andrews, has abused taxpayers money to commission islamic propaganda to slur Australia Day and incite hatred against Ordinary Australians. Andrews approved a request from his meek, ring-snatching Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Robin Scott…
So Vietnamese bureaucrats have chucked a tết offensive against our 50th commemoration of the Battle of Long Tan. No war is going to go as planned, or home-comings, or memories or one day debriefs just to hand gear back and take the…
July 23, 1916: Well if Fromelles hadn’t killed you, Pozières surely would have. “Pozières, a small village in the Somme valley in France, was the scene of bitter and costly fighting for the 1st, 2nd and 4th Australian Divisions in mid-1916 defending…
This week marks 100 years since the World War I battles of Fromelles and Pozieres — two of the deadliest and most gruesome in Australia’s military history. Our decent honourable ordinary Australian men, trusting, signed up, trained, deployed and then were ordered…
Brave young Australians lost their lives in the Vietnam War (1962-75) and the Malayan Emergency (1950-63). Warrant Officer Kevin Conway, killed during the battle of Nam Dong in South Vietnam on July 6, 1964 was buried in Kranji War Cemetery in Singapore. …
Last Sunday, May 1 2016, Australia First Victoria acknowledged the traditional Australian May Day, a celebration of the working class. We held a graveside vigil to honour the lasting legacy of William Guthrie Spence – True Trade Union Nationalist, political agitator and…
Out of respect for our grandparents who suffered at the hands of the Japs. In a nutshell, the French First World subs are superior, meeting all of our capability requirements and the French can be trusted. Japs still can’t be. The last…
As Part of ‘RECLAIM MAY DAY’, Australia First Party demonstrates against multinational retailer Harvey Norman in Adelaide – which employs Syrian economic refugee scabs. Today, as traditional Labour Day (May Day), Australia First Party members held demonstrations in four cities. As we…
Our ANZAC Day is an annual dedication to our national remembrance of our Australians with New Zealanders past and present who have served, sacrificed, lost their lives in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations, as well as of the contribution and suffering…
Australia needs leadership. Bold, effective leadership has proven decisive in times when Australia has been at war. This is a time for such leadership in the strategic selection in Australia’s Future Submarine Project for the right submarine fleet for our Royal Australian…
Unidentified men of our 5th Division AIF partaking in cigarettes and resting by the side of the Montauban road, near Mametz, while enroute to the trenches. Most of the men are wearing Aussie sheepskin jackets and woollen gloves and are carrying…
We are more than pleased to report that Fairfax’s red bandana boy, Peter FitzSimons, has been enrolled to join the fray against our supportive flying of the Eureka Flag on our ballot papers. We are Aussie nationalists after all! But writing today…
