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New pod: In this episode, Trent & Grant read through Chapter 4 of Bernhard Wise’ Commonwealth of Australia & discuss Australian perspectives on state paternalism, trade protection, industry, settlement, land monopoly & attitudes towards wealth & society. https://t.co/AvLfpb4aKz

Our railways are some of the most impressive in the world given our land size with over 22K miles/36K Ks of tracks in Australia. The Trans-Australian Railway, spanning over 1K miles/1500 Ks across the Nullarbor Plain, has the worlds longest stretch of completely straight tracks.

South Sydney defeat Manly at the Sydney Cricket Ground in the 1970 NSWRL Grand Final. Bob McCarthy carries Souths captain John Sattler, who broke his jaw in the 10th minute of play by a forearm from Manly player John Bucknell. He refused to be sidelined & played until full-time.

The art of Australian D'Arcy Doyle (1932-2001). Doyle was a veteran of the Korean War, serving in the Royal Australian Navy. His work often portrayed an idealised, nostalgic vision of Australian life, focusing on themes such as bushland, farm activities, childhood games & sports.

The Australian Natives' Association is not a "proposition association." We're a national or ethnic association, and we advocate for our national interests and work for the benefit of our members and the broader ethnic Australian community. If you're Australian, get involved!

Did you know that Australia's first international airport was water-based? Rose Bay Water Airport officially opened on 4/8/1938 & it was the starting point for the Sydney to London flights that were operated by Qantas Empire Airways & Imperial Airways in a code-share agreement.

1 of the 3 great principles of the ANA outlined by ANA Chief President James Cook was promoting the 'Made in Australia' movement. This booklet was released by the Victorian Board of Directors of the ANA in 1929, highlighting its importance in a few pages. https://t.co/f1ANV5iFtE

"Be assured of the calibre of our national character... there will always be an Australian people. We are too strong in our hearts; our spirit is too high; the justice of our cause throbs too deeply in our being for that high purpose to be overcome." -John Curtin PM 1941-1945

It's always been the ANA standing up for our people-be it in the 19th century, the 20th or the 21st & beyond. We're growing in every state & territory. Wherever you live in Australia, if you want to preserve a future for White Australia w/ your countrymen: https://t.co/GrOKgEo6Z4

Archived: 'The “hyphenation” of ethnic groups is one of those key weapons in the word-warfare... Nationalists should...advocate for "Australian Australians"...a distinct ethnic group of a distinct racial, cultural, religious, social & political heritage.' https://t.co/poG593daea

In post-war Australia, the milling of our nation's prized hardwood timbers was a rapidly growing industry. The skill & stamina of the axe-men were indispensable in timber-getting. This short film looks at the work of the men living in bush sawmill camps. https://t.co/wxVzib5aEk

New podcast: Here is a recent discussion between our National Governor Matthew Grant & Dan Ryan from the @NatConOz about the Australian Natives' Association - the importance of this organisation in our national history & why it has been resurrected today. https://t.co/KUbUOHkk2e

A discussion with Matthew Grant about the Australia Natives' Association - the importance of this organization in our history and why it has been resurrected today @NatConOz @danryanonline @MKGrant1788 @AusNativesX

In honour of our great Defence & Prime Minister during World War 2 & fine political orator, the Victorian branch of the ANA recently hosted its inaugural John Curtin Day public speaking event. https://t.co/nZhRqbtsOo

"For a nation or culture to exist, it must stand for collective ideals & its members must share a common identity, welded together in a common worldview & character...Multiculturalism is the negation & rejection of a shared national identity." -John Fischer WA State MP 2001-2005

Spring in the valley of the Mitta Mitta with the Bogong Ranges in the distance, Eugene von Guerard, 1863

Watch our 'Australian History' series through the years & decades on YouTube: 1930s: https://t.co/nBvuKZxCVO 1940s: https://t.co/2h1QHM9jcy 1950s: https://t.co/VK5CECYxOK 1960s: https://t.co/WAHPhuSt09 Embracing our history is essential to ensuring a healthy future for Australia.

Peter McCormick wrote 'Advance Australia Fair' with 4 verses in 1878. This was modified into the now commonly-known national anthem of 2 verses in 1984 & has since been twisted to be multicultural & inclusive of groups that clearly are not Australian. Here's the original version:

"Economic data indicate that the most efficient, prosperous nations are the most homogeneous. Australia's architects...were right & the modern elites who imposed multiculturalism & ethnic diversity on the country were ignorant & short-sighted." -Graeme Campbell Federal MP 1980-98

The conditions of the early NSW settlement stand in contrast to what the colony would later become. This ancient desert place, the barrenness of which had been scorned by passers-by since time immemorial, was made by our fathers a wonderful home, who quickly fashioned it so.