Anti-Islamification protest report

APP protest

Congratulations to those taking part in the anti-Islamification protest. There was almost 30 people who turned up to brave the cold wet Sunday morning of 17 March 2013, in Melbourne. APP and other groups joined together to show that there is ...
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Come along to the protest against the Islamification of Australia [Sunday 17 March 2013, 9 a.m., Melbourne]

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A rally has been called for Sunday 17th March 2013 (at 9 a.m.), to hold a peaceful protest outside the Islamic Conference to be held in Melbourne on that weekend. A large crowd is expected; a lot of patriots have already promised to turn up, so ...
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WA voters between the devil and the deep blue sea

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An opinion piece from our WA Chairman It’s hard to get excited about the upcoming WA state election (Saturday March 9th). In fact, the general public mood in WA is one of indifference, ignorance, and apathy. This probably augers well for WA ...
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Attack on young woman at Macquarie University, where refugees are being housed

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A story has been reported on Radio 2GB (873am) about an alleged indecent assault of a 20-year-old woman at Macquarie University, where it has been reported that approximately 80 male asylum seekers from Sri Lanka have been housed by the government in ...
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Sharman Stone, MP, supports the Protectionist Party’s idea for foreign aid

Liberal Labor = Libor

Readers may be aware of recent suggestions by Liberal MP Sharman Stone that a reform is needed in regards to Australia’s administration of our foreign aid. Ms. Stone is getting a fairly good hearing across the printed media for her innovative idea ...
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Tasmanian rail closures – Labor’s relation with big business on the wrong track

Tasmania

Just when the Tasmanian Labor Government of Lara Giddings had thought the dust had settled on the furore following Federal Group’s retreat from it’s involvement in the management of the rail operations in Tasmania’s west, reports have emerged ...
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Gillard’s manufacturing plan

manufacturing-workers

Many would have by now heard of Gillard’s grandiose plan to “save” Australian manufacturing. The policy is clearly pitched to secure the support of what was once Labor’s traditional constituency, the blue collar worker – a constituency that ...
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Cook’s Cottage vandalised in racist attack

Cook's Cottage, Melbourne

In what has been described by the Mayor of Melbourne as “an act of bastardry”, Captain Cook’s Cottage in the Fitzroy Gardens (Melbourne) has been vandalized, with a group of anarchists claiming responsibility. This was the second attack on the ...
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