The Natives Rouseabout

Michael, Trent and Grant discuss the impatience and energy of youth, some lessons taken from the 2015/2016 protest movements, democracy, elite theory and the value of raising the qualities of the average citizen.

In this episode, Michael and Grant discuss the Rum Rebellion in early New South Wales in addition to commentary on the competition between autocratic, oligarchical and liberal forms of Government and its application to today’s struggle.

Thomas, Michael, and Nikolai weigh up the strategic advantages of National Socialism and Nativism through both historic and contemporary lenses.

Recorded at the dinner of the Australian Natives’ Association national convention in Queensland, 2024. Transcript: When looking at the lineup of speakers today it was hard to find something relevant totalk about that I didn’t learn from them, or from … Read More

Michael and Grant discuss early settlement in NSW, its relevance to contemporary politics, Australian identity.

Michael and Grant discuss the rivalry between Jack Lang, the Labor Movement and Campbell’s Conservative/Fascist New Guard Movement during the Great Depression in New South Wales.

In this episode, Michael and Grant commemorate Banjo Paterson’s 160th birthday with a breakdown of some of his life story, some of his works, and a general reflection on Australian identity and its value in this day.

In this episode Adam, Mitch and Grant discuss some of the history of the Trade Union movement in Australia, notably the 1846 Masters and Servants Act, The Amalgamated Miners Association, The Factories and Shops Act 1890, The Formation of the … Read More

Hear from Grant, Nick and Tristan about practical skills in budgeting, finance and career. Sick of wasting money on T-Bone steaks? Try a Devon Sandwich!