Home | Current issue | Past issues | Links | Subscribe Past issues click on the above cover to view an enlarged version Issue Six [sold out] includes: Globalisation - At what price? Are our politicians aiming for an Asian future? Success can be achieved The Australian idea The Howard years from a nationalist perspective A social co-operative movement for Nationalists On the Path to Nowhere (a review of the movie Pathfinder: The Legend of the Ghost Warrior) Red tape by the roll The wise dog on the tuckerbox The Best from the West (an interview with Graeme Campbell, nationalist politician and past Member of Parliament for Kalgoorlie) A silly wrong by Billabong Australia takes a Swan dive Policing issues (part two) Biker rights get run over Letters to Destiny click on the above cover to view an enlarged version Issue Five [sold out] includes: A festival of kindred spirits The Youth - The Movement! For the greater good (an interview with Richard Barnbrook, the British National Party's representative on the Greater London Assembly) Public health - Yet another need for CIR The British Connection Professor Fraser speaks out (an interview with the courageous academic who spoke out about the social implications of race and culture) The election of Barack Hussein Obama Global economic crisis threatens Australia's future Middle Eastern crime in Australia Water Fuel meetings Kevin Rudd - Say sorry to me! Media success in election campaign Policing Issues Letters to Destiny click on the above cover to view an enlarged version Issue Four [sold out] includes: Rudd's 2020 Summit creates a drought of ideas Healthy communities in rural Australia The dereliction of democracy in Australia Some thoughts on the Second World War and after Facing jail to save your daughter Coming together as One Nation: An interview with Jim Cassidy, the President of One Nation in NSW Laying plans to win the future Conservative Patriotism - the New Rebellion Fighting the bias of the Hard Left Why I joined the Protectionists A test of Kevin Rudd's "metal" A reality check on Multiculturalism Telling it like it is The plight of Australian farmers [poem] Letters to Destiny click on the above cover to view an enlarged version Issue Three [sold out] includes: Political Correctness - The final nail in the coffin of the Anzac legacy House prices skyrocketing due to immigration Liberalism and "anti-racism": How "anti-racist" rhetoric exposes its anti-Western bias Jihad finance coming to Australia: The scam of Islamic banking A reasonable approach to the cultural struggle Environmental disaster in the Galapagos Islands demonstrates the idiocy of unrestricted immigration Doing the New Right thing by people: An interview with a key organiser for the New Right and National Anarchist movements in Australia Protectionists gear up for support Is Kevin Rudd intent on an Asian future? John Howard the false nationalist: Just another traitor in patriot clothing For our future [poem] Guess who's coming to live next door Letters to Destiny click on the above cover to view an enlarged version Issue Two [sold out] includes: Future prospects for Australian Protectionists Swiss nationalists dominate elections Is Asianisation genocide of the Australian People? Protecting Australia: An interview with the National Chairman of the Australian Protectionist Party Australia waits for you [poem] The forgotten lower class Increasing Democracy in Australia: A plan to introduce far greater democracy into our current system of parliamentary representation Win back Australian jobs Letters to Destiny click on the above cover to view an enlarged version Issue One [sold out] includes: Rural social engineering: Global Village Idiots attack the Australian identity Our responsibilities and duties as Australian Nationalists The shaky status of free speech They're coming to my country [poem] The youth today Unskilled [poem] Improving our schools African gangs pose threat: Australians faces the new problem of black African gangs in their midst Anti-National Nihilism: The destruction of our society by Globalists and other Australia-haters A cultural movement for Australia's future