Corrupt Australia presents an alternative to the politically correct channels of debate to reveal and scrutinize the skewed structure/design of modern Australian society. We also seek to encourage autonomous Australian culture which is free from the standardizing and overly materialistic clutches of globalisation and which encourages citizens to go further than simply contributing to a quantity over quality mindset and the banal and unsustainable conditions under which we may increase our love for and attainment of material mass.

Senior minister calls for cultural standardisation - all in the name of 'multi'culturalism


Anglo-European parents are shunning state schools which have a high intake of students from other racial backgrounds, according to Laurie Ferguson, a senior Government MP. Mr Ferguson stated that "[These parents] believe there is an over-dominance of some cultures in schools" and they "fear there is a mono-culture in some suburbs".

In response to this innate phenomenon the minister for multicultural, or perhaps rather 'mono'cultural, affairs, has called for the waves of new immigrants to be housed across a wider spread of suburbs.

From our perspective this is an interesting response to an interesting chain of events. For it appears as though genuine 'multiculturalism', genuine in the sense of various racial groups or ethnicities living in groups, or 'enclaves', according to their own values and attending the same schools, is in fact public enemy number one while Social Atomism and outright ethnic standardisation is deemed beneficial. But then isn't this, in fact, mono-culture?

Rather than pronouncing 'right' and 'wrong' on this issue we are simply interested in pointing out the gross confusion and the contraditions surrounding the modern day (politically correct but practically false) notion of multiculturalism. If we want multiple cultures to flourish, really flourish according to their own, then each culture needs to be given geographical space and ideological autonomy rather than be interspersed.


Think of it all - of the life that is! Study your friends and foes!
Study the past! And answer this: "Are these times better than those?" The life-long quarrel, the paltry spite, the sting of your poisoned pride! No matter who fell it were better to fight as they did when the world was wide.

Boast as you will of your mateship now - crippled and mean and sly - The lines of suspicion on friendship's brow were traced since the days gone by.
There was room in the long, free lines of the van to fight for it side by side -
There was beating-room for the heart of a man in the days when the world was wide.

With its dull, brown days of a-shilling-an-hour the dreary year drags round: Is this the result of Old England's power? - the bourne of the Outward Bound?
Is this the sequel of Westward Ho! - of the days of Whate'er Betide? The heart of the rebel makes answer "No! We'll fight till the world grows wide!"

The world shall yet be a wider world - for the tokens are manifest; East and North shall the wrongs be hurled that followed us South and West. The march of Freedom is North by the Dawn! Follow, whate'er betide! Sons of the Exiles, march! March on! March till the world grows wide!

- Henry Lawson

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