On the outset of then ‘The Great War’, ordinary Australian and New Zealand men answered the call. Blind loyalty today cannot be understood, so to respect our forefathers we honour their unquestioned heroism and sacrifice. How can we not? Gassed…
ANZAC 100 will be marred – in fact sullied and befouled– by an enormous display of disrespect. We will go further and say that the act is deliberate and a coded expression that the Australian traitor class has nothing but…
They’re all gone now, a hundred years on, this special ANZAC Day. Rest in peace great great uncle John at 21. Australians with New Zealander ANZACs, served their country’s duty, paid the ultimate sacrifice – else lived out their lives…
The Castle Hill Political Uprising took place on Monday, March 5, 1804 at now Rouse Hill in north-western Sydney. It was the first rebellion in Australian history. Involving Irish convicts (for the most part, political offenders), the uprising began with…
Just before 10am on February 19, 1942, Darwin was attacked by the Japanese in the first of two air raids under the command of Naval Captain Mitsuo Fuchida, who had ten weeks earlier bombed Pearl Harbour. Darwin, the largest population…
Ned Kelly (1880) and an extract of his Jerilderie Letter of 10 February, 1879. Ned Kelly (1854-1880) was a Australia’s most infamous bushranger, who became a folk hero and inspiration for free Australian settlers and emancipated convicts alike under…
Australia Day, January 26, is the biggest day of celebration in our country, Australia. It is observed as a public holiday in all Australian states and territories. Australians come together as a nation, celebrating all that is good about where…
We Observe January 5, The Great Shearers Strike of 1891 The Great Shearers’ Strike of 1891 marked a crude time in early Australia, when ordinary workers were compelled to make a stand against greedy pastoral overlords and their threat…
Eureka Stockade Day Australia’s anniversary of democratic rebellion remembered December 3rd is a significant date on Australia’s national calendar. On this day in 1854 the day fell decisively on a Sunday, the Sabbath, when lay miners (“Diggers”) on the…
December 3rd is a significant date on Australia’s national calendar. Exactly 160 years ago in 1854 the day fell decisively on a Sunday, the Sabbath, when lay miners (“diggers”) on the Ballaarat goldfields made a sacrificial stand against the English…
On this day a hundred years ago from King George Sound, Albany, West Australia, Australian and New Zealand troops departed in convoy initially bound for Europe to fight for our freedom in The Great War. After the outbreak of The…
Today, August 18 2014 marks the 48th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan in 1966 during the Vietnam War between Australians and Vietnamese. The Australians who served in Vietnam were a blend of professional soldiers augmented by National Servicemen…
British-born Governor of Tasmania, Peter Underwood, has abused his Anzac Day speech at the Hobart Cenotaph by callously demeaning the spirit of the ANZACs. He used his Anzac Day speech to urge Australia to spend less time paying homage to…
Australian Defence Force personnel, the very instant they graduate, deserve national government recognition of their commitment to duty, service and country. Every single one of our Australian Defence Force personnel, irrespective of corps, role, rank, contractual obligation, posting, hours per…
Simpson and his Donkey at Gallipoli, May 1915 Jack Simpson Kirkpatrick is well recognised as one of Australia’s most famous, and best-loved military heroes. On the 25th April 1915 he, along with the rest of the Australian and New Zealand…
Australia First Party supports the Anti-Association Laws rallies in all capital cities to be held in national solidarity this coming Australia Day. Sunday, January 26, 2014 12 noon Show your Australian patriotism Roll up to support Australian democratic rights in…
“Whatever will benefit Australia – that we are for; whatever will harm Australia – that we are against.” (William Lane.) PRESS RELEASE Nominations for the Native Australian Award THE ORDER OF THE TOAD are invited from Australian Citizens, to be…
Australia’s Navy is spending millions on its current recruitment drive on Sydney Harbour that it calls a Fleet Review, complete with fireworks, enemy spy ships and patriotic speeches by pompous VIPs bleating on about representing Australian identity and ideals. Our…
Today on Australia’s Vietnam Veterans Day, the Australia First Party acknowledges the selfless service and sacrifice of Australia’s men and women who served our nation during the Vietnam War and who took part in various capacities in all conflicts under…
No wonder the Royal Australian Navy is losing good people and struggling to recruit. Get wounded or injured on active duty and consistent Navy policy legacy is to ex-communicate, abandon you and go legal against you. Thanks sailor for enlisting,…
Typical bloody government. You serve your country, somehow manage to survive if you’re lucky, but for the rest of your civilian life the government of the country you defended, won’t even give you the friggen time of day. Royal Australian…
The Liberals in Darwin want a memorial to “honour the Japanese who died” in their bombing raid on Australian soil in 1942. Surely we can’t be hearing this? Country Liberal Party (CLP) leader and Chief Minister of the Northern Territory,…
Shearers Strike Camp, Mullewa, Western Australia 1921 Source: Noel Butlin Archives Centre, N117/1363 By permission of the Australian Workers Union May Day (1st May every year) is all about the important representative role of Australian Unionism over powerful and…
We await quality innovative products to appear on Australian shelves from the Asian century. Frankly, we would prefer quality innovative products to appear on Australian shelves from local Australian manufacturers. ‘Made in Australia’ has so much more a feel-good ring…
