“FAR-RIGHT GROUP MET IN PARLIAMENT HOUSE”

This report relies on loaded labels and guilt-by-association rather than evidence. Calling a lawful community conference “far-right” in the headline pre-judges the BAC before a single fact is tested.

Most importantly, the article concedes it is not alleging antisemitic statements were made at the event—yet it builds a suspicion architecture around “concern”, “platforming”, and third-party quotations to pressure institutions and individuals into disassociation. That is moral intimidation: delegitimise the discussion by raising the social cost of engagement.

Australians are entitled to debate immigration settings, assimilation, and national cohesion honestly, without being smeared as extremists. If the paper has evidence of unlawful or hateful statements at the event, publish them. If it doesn’t, it should stop implying what it cannot substantiate.

More on this to come.

The History of the White Australia Policy to 1920, by Myra Willard, highlights how the WAP was the outcome of a long series of experiments, conflicts and policy adjustments, culminating in a coherent, if contested, doctrine by the early twentieth century. 👇🏼

https://britishaustraliancommunity.com.au/history-of-the-white-australia-policy-to-1920-myra-willard

This is the letter sent to 'The Australian' the day after it published the smear article by MacKenzie Scott (28th Feb). The letters editor did not publish our correction, despite Scott's article containing numerous errors of commission and omission.

If Australia's supposed right-wing newspaper can ignore journalistic standards and refuse to grant right-of-reply, we can only imagine how low other parts of the mainstream media might sink.

Someone in the audience wasn't very happy with the Liberal Party, and we don't blame them.

Professor Eric Louw, speaking at BACPAC 2025.

Australia is NOT a migrant nation.

Professor Eric Louw, speaking at BACPAC 2025.

Getting into harmony with Harmony Day, by BAC volunteer John Rhodes.

“We invite all students to take part in our school-wide Harmony Day celebration. Students are encouraged to wear cultural dress or add a splash of orange to their school uniform. We look forward to embracing the rich multicultural heritage of our school”.

https://britishaustraliancommunity.com.au/getting-into-harmony-with-harmony-day/

Politics in the West is becoming little more than an ethnic headcount. Other groups grasp this, whether consciously or not, and organise accordingly. Until we do the same, we’ll continue to be ignored.

Dr. Frank Salter, speaks at BACPAC 2025.