Australian Protectionist Party National Chairman and South Australian spokesman Mr. Andrew Phillips today called upon the Rann government to reassure South Australians that plans to import 50,000 Filipino workers into the state will be reconsidered. [...]
Australian Protectionist Party National Chairman and South Australian Spokesman Mr. Andrew Phillips applauded the stand taken by the Returned Servicemen’s League over the proposed memorial to commemorate Aboriginal deaths in the so-called “Aboriginal Wars” to be placed on Anzac Avenue. [...]
Yet another Aussie icon has been sold to a foreign corporation. Victa lawnmowers has been sold to the US-based Briggs & Stratton Corporation, joining other famous Australian brands now owned by foreign interests, such as Aeroplane Jelly, Arnott’s biscuits, Chiko Rolls, Speedos, and Vegemite. [...]
Destiny magazine, issue 4 released: Rudd’s 2020 Summit creates a drought of ideas – Healthy communities in rural Australia – and more… [...]
For those who have not already caught this story, a row broke out last week when an art gallery in Paddington, Sydney, put on display (and on their website) images that many people would consider to be child pornography (see the article “Moral backlash over sexing up of our children” by Miranda Devine in the Sydney Morning Herald). [...]
It was inevitable the “wannabe intelligentsia” and self declared vanguard of human expression one witnesses slithering around on the far Left of politics would come out batting hard and shrieking like banshees in defence of “renowned artist” Bill Henson’s right to show his complete photographic works. [...]
Australian Protectionist Party National Chairman and South Australian Spokesman Mr. Andrew Phillips applauded the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union decision to finally make a stand in defence of Australian manufacturing jobs. [...]
Darrin Hodges (APP) running for election
Darrin Hodges, the NSW state chairman of the Australian Protectionist Party, is campaigning for election to the Sutherland Shire Council. [...]