On the 20th of January 2026 the Commonwealth parliament passed legislation that amended the Commonwealth’s Criminal Code to include mechanisms for the proscription of “hate groups” and creating new criminal penalties for membership or support of proscribed groups; this law … Read More

In our spheres, there is often a lot of pessimism. “You will never have a good wife”, “You will never have a good job”, “You will never own a house” etc. As a man in his 30’s who would historically … Read More

What does grass-roots popularity offer parliamentarians? Very little. In Australia’s constitutional framework, the iron laws of oligarchy are well entrenched. The question of national policy and law is not often dictated by the common desires of the people, but is … Read More

The ANA’s legal guild has successfully settled a dispute with the South Australian Government who had attempted to block the incorporation of our Adelaide Branch in May this year on ‘public interest’ grounds. After launching proceedings in the South Australian … Read More

“The art of war is of vital importance to the State. It is a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin. Hence it is a subject of inquiry which can on no account be … Read More

A contribution from the governor of the Hobart branch of the Association. The nationalist advocate, commonly slandered in the media as ‘right-wing’ or ‘far-right’ (a distinction for an entirely different article), generally enjoys physical activity considerably more than their liberal … Read More

In following with Angus Taylor’s announcement that immigration should be managed to ensure people who come within our country have “Australian values” it begs the question about what exactly constitutes Australian values. One can imagine that in the mind of … Read More