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Historical information and documentation regarding nationalist and patriotic organisations

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Organisations

A chronological listing of significant nationalist and patriotic organisations and publications in Australia.

Note: Some periodicals listed herein may technically have been regarded as "independent" publications.

Protectionist Party
1880s - 1909

Australian Labor Party
1891 - present (nationalists, up to 1960s)
In the 1960s, and 1970s especially, the party was taken over by multiculturalists; the current party is an anti-national party.

Country Party
1913 - present (nationalists, up to 1960s)
(renamed the National Country Party in 1975, then renamed National Party of Australia in 1982)
In the 1960s-1970s(?), the party was taken over by multiculturalists; the current party is an anti-national party.

Australia First Movement
Oct. 1941 - March 1942
(ceased operations when its leaders were interned, during World War Two, in March 1942)
Sydney-based.
Led by P.R. ("Inky") Stephensen
Periodical: The Publicist
Cultural nationalists

Liberal Party
1944 - present (nationalists, up to 1960s)
In the 1960s-1970s(?), the party was taken over by multiculturalists; the current party is an anti-national party.

League of Rights
1946 - present
Melbourne-based (was Adelaide-based in 1946)
Led by Eric Butler 1946-?; then led by Betty Luks
Periodicals: Intelligence Survey, The New Times, and On Target

Immigration Control Association
1970s? - 1982
Led by Robert Clark
Note: This organisation split, with two groups claiming the same name

Queensland Immigration Control Association
(a separate organisation, split from the original ICA in 1975)
1975 - 1994?
Led by John Dique
Periodical: News and Views, Queensland

Patriotic Lobby
1970s? - 1990s?
Led by Nick Maine
Periodical: Australia First

National Resistance
July 1977 - Jan. 1978
(1978: formed the National Alliance)
Sydney-based student group
Periodical: Advance

National Alliance
Jan. 1978 - May 1981
(1981: merged to form the Progressive Nationalist Party)
Sydney-based
Led by Frank Salter
Periodical: Advance, then Audacity

National Front of Australia
June 1978 - 1984
Melbourne-based
Led by Rosemary Sisson
Periodical: Frontline

Progressive Nationalist Party
May 1981 - Jan. 1982
Sydney-based
Led by Robert Clark
Periodical: Audacity

National Action
April 1982 - 1990s
Sydney-based
Led by Jim Saleam
Periodical: Audacity, then National Action, then The Australian Nationalist.
Note: This organisation split, with two groups claiming the same name

Australian Populist Movement
1984 - 1986
Perth-based
Led by Eugene Donnini
Periodical: Stockade

Australian Nationalists Movement
1985 - 1990
Perth-based
Led by Jack Van Tongeren
Periodical: The Nationalist

National Vanguard
1985 - 1988
Brisbane-based

Australians Against Further Immigration
1988 - 1996?
Melbourne-based
Led by Rodney Spencer and Robyn Spencer
Eco-nationalists
Note: This organisation split, with two groups claiming the same name

National Action (Adelaide)
(a separate organisation, split from the original NA in 1990)
1990 - present?
Adelaide-based
Led by Michael Brander
Periodical: National Action News

White Australian Resistance
1990 - present? (not active?)
Melbourne-based

National Republicans
1990 - present? (not active?)
Melbourne-based

Confederate Action Party of Australia
1992 - 1995?
Queensland-based
Led by Perry Jewell

Australians Against Further Immigration (NSW)
(a separate organisation, split from the original AAFI in 1996)
1996 - present
Sydney-based
Led by Edwin Woodger

Reclaim Australia: Reduce Immigration
1996 - 1999
NSW-based

Australia First Party
1996 - present
Led by Graeme Campbell, MHR; then by Diane Teasdale
Was Kalgoorlie-based; now based in Shepparton
Periodical: Australia First Review
Note: This organisation split, with two groups claiming the same name

One Nation
April 1997 - present
Queensland-based
Led by Pauline Hanson 1997-2003

Australia First Party (NSW)
(a separate organisation, split from the original AFP in 2007)
2007 - present
Sydney-based
Led by Jim Saleam

Pauline's United Australia Party
May 2007 - present
Queensland-based
Led by Pauline Hanson

Australian Protectionist Party
September 2007 - present
Adelaide-based
Led by Andrew Phillips

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