Australian Natives Association

We can reveal the man who booed the Welcome to Country at the Anzac Day Dawn Service in Martin Place and he's making no apologies.

A proper Welcome To Country: “I would like to begin by acknowledging the owners of this land, the Australian people. We stand today on Australian land, and we pay our respects to the great Australian men and women who came before us. We have a shared history, which began as one of tribal resilience over tens of thousands of years of survival and which advanced into the modern state of Australia from 1788 when our British ancestors landed on these shores. The ancient tribes of Northern Europe and Australasia met at a confluence of civilisations and a modern society was created in an amazing 2 centuries of innovation, ingenuity, pioneering bravery and intrepid creativity. Building a modern first world nation from scratch is no small feat and defending our continent sized island home is equally as challenging, God bless our Anzacs and God bless our servicemen who have fought to preserve our nation. Australia belongs to Australians, we are not a faceless economic zone, nor are we an investment tool for foreign investors to profit from. We now face a growing threat from anarcho-communists, who seek to flood us with millions of migrants from the third world, which will result in the destruction of Australia as we know it. We must ignore the divisive rhetoric, which these cultural marxists peddle to divide and then conquer us. We must be united all as Australians and resist mass migration at all costs.” (There has been a long shared history that the left wish us to forget, stories for example of Bennelong and Phillip’s cooperation, friendship and commitment to working together were the start of this cultural bridge, with Bennelong travelling to England with Governor Phillip in 1792, where he was introduced to high society and presented to King George III. This trip marked a significant moment in the interaction between Indigenous Australians and the British)

Every Australian Comedian 2026: “I’m brown and have an Australian accent 🤣🥹”

lol 📍Sydney

The rental crisis is a political choice. Rents keeps rising because Labor and the Liberals give special treatment to wealthy investors, who in return fund them to stay in power. But it doesn’t have to be this way.