Veteran nationalists Jim Saleam, Australia First, and Nick Griffin, former BNP, speak with Nathan Sykes of the New Australian Bulletin about the rise of propaganda surrounding Russia and Ukraine, among other topics.
AFP’s Queensland representative, Peter Schuback, has filed “arrest information” actions in various jurisdictions against Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, for abuse of power in the Sunshine State. These actions provide the basis for the arrest of the Premier outlining the areas in which she…
By Christopher Harrington Mandatory masks have left a field of debris the size of a continent and have had little to no effect on disease prevention. Any scientific contradiction, after all, would be met with ‘restriction’ and police brutality, right? Add to…
This is not about Covid anymore. There is evidence now emerging that all these lockdowns, with the destruction of people’s lives, the economy and the disruption of the educational future of children, have been unnecessary. The chief medical officers in their respective…
Property developers are insisting the federal government increase immigration to pre-pandemic levels so that they can boost their profits to pre-pandemic levels. The call comes from the Urban Development Institute of Australia, following government forecasts for a downturn in population growth as…
Wagga council voted on Tuesday night to end its 32-year-old relationship with Chinese sister city Kunming. In a hotly debated motion, the winning vote to ditch Kunming was cast 4-3.
The meeting was held via a conferencing app owing to COVID-19 restrictions with the motion’s initiator, councillor Paul Funnell, addressing the council.
In a speech full of blunt truths, he highlighted the existential problems of being a democratic council with “…a business ethics document that speaks of transparency, ethical decision making and procurement practises”, while its sister city holds to “the very opposite” of those policies.
This series of articles concerns the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic upon Australia’s politics. Comments and ideas can be directed to the party at ausfirst@alphalink.com.au Each week, we will deal with a few issues as events unfold.
The Daily Mail has taken aim against a conscientious Aussie bloke who made a symbolic stand outside the Chinese consulate in Sydney.
Their use of the pejoratives ‘rant’ and ‘racist’ have undermined the genuine sentiment expressed by this fearless Akubra-wearing patriot who took his anger to the street outside the consulate. There, he cracked a long whip, while vocalising the feelings of all true Australians who, courtesy of the Kung Flu, have woken up to the evils of the Communist Chinese Dictator State.
Depending on whereabouts in the country you are, the contingencies the Morrison government have taken to contain the outbreak of COVID-19 so far have seemed a bit like a phoney war. That was until today with images of tens of thousands of Australians queuing up outside of Centrelink offices, many for the first time in their lives.
