Graeme Campbell was the Member for Kalgoorlie in the Australian Federal Parliament from 1980 to 1998. He has been a tireless campaigner for measures to protect Australia, putting foward sensible policies on industry and trade, as well as calling for an end to the divisive policies of Multiculturalism and mass Third World immigration. He is an independent nationalist, and is not part of any political party.

A short biography of Graeme Campbell is available here.

Articles marked with two stars** are highly recommended.

The 1967 referendum on Aborigines
Graeme Campbell, 2007

Winning conditions for Australian nationalism **
Graeme Campbell, December 2001

Aviation cronyism
Graeme Campbell, 4 October 2001

Fuel prices - The answer needs vision
Graeme Campbell, October 2000

Tolerant for too long
Graeme Campbell, September 1998

Government: Not to be trusted
Graeme Campbell, September 1998

Constructive Nationalism
Graeme Campbell, August 1998

Another view on the "Stolen generation" Aborigines
Graeme Campbell, 2 June 1997, House of Representatives

Gun control: A view from the country
Graeme Campbell, 17 June 1996, House of Representatives

The struggle for true Australian independence **
Graeme Campbell, 2 September 1994

Industry policy: Directions for growth **
Graeme Campbell, August 1992

Immigration and consensus **
Graeme Campbell, 1992