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Dear friend, First, my apologies for the lateness of this paid-subscriber edition of Nation First. It has taken longer than intended to bring everything together, but I hope you’ll agree that the result is worth the wait.

Dear friend, Australia is dangerously exposed to the global food shock now taking shape. Unlike crude oil, the Western world maintains no meaningful strategic fertiliser reserves capable of cushioning farmers against a prolonged disruption. That leaves Australia at the mercy of international shipping routes, foreign suppliers, hostile governments, and volatile commodity markets for an essential product without which modern agriculture cannot function. The outlook for 2027 is no less troubling.

Dear friend, Australia, along with much of the world, may be sleepwalking into another devastating cost-of-living crisis. Households are already struggling with punishing grocery bills, but a harsher reality may lie ahead. Acute fertiliser shortages, severe disruption in the Middle East following the conflict with Iran, and the prospect of a powerful El Niño are converging into a perfect storm for global food production.

Dear friend, The following article was first published at ConfidentialDaily.com Working families in what was supposed to be a safe Labor seat have just handed the party one of its worst defeats in decades. Anthony Albanese’s response was telling. He did not ask why so many former Labor voters had walked away. He denounced the party they chose as dangerous and dishonest, and said Australia “owed it to history” to defeat it. Nation First, by George Christensen is a reader-supported publication.

Dear friend, Just a week ago, Australians marched through Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, and Adelaide for a right most of us once assumed couldn’t be touched: the right to speak freely. They gathered under the March for Australia banner, accusing Labor and the Liberals of legislating away the public’s right to disagree with them. The organisers warned that Australia was drifting towards a country where people could be investigated or punished for political opinions expressed online.

Dear friend, A Christian preacher walked into a Christian school, opened the words of Jesus, and told students to repent and believe. Naturally, modern Australia treated this as a scandal. Nation First, by George Christensen is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

Dear friend, Tonight we begin. Over the next three special nights, I’ll be joining Peter Costello, Martin North, and Pat Mesiti for a conversation I believe Australians urgently need to be having. Because something has changed in this country. You don’t need an economist to tell you that. You can feel it. You feel it when you pay the mortgage. When you go to the supermarket. When the electricity bill arrives. When you look at what it costs your children to buy their first home.

Dear friend, A vile slave market has returned to Africa, and the blood is on the hands of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and the rest of the globalist clique who never met a stable country they didn’t want to “liberate” into chaos. Obama and Clinton’s 2011 intervention destroyed Libya’s fragile stability. Gaddafi’s removal shattered border controls and unleashed warring militias. African migrants are now kidnapped, tortured, raped, ransomed and sold.

Dear friend, Immorality, vulgarity, and vices are what the globalist elites celebrate and promote. We see it in Hollywood, where sins like gambling, drugs, and promiscuous sex are promoted. We see it in the causes the billionaires promote, which are often anti-Christian, anti-tradition, and often undermine family values and marriage. We most clearly see it in the ideology they promote, often materialistic and centered on worldly pleasures.

Dear friend, Your paid subscription helps Nation First delve into the stories that powerful institutions would prefer Australians ignore. This week, four new subscriber articles confront troubling questions about public health, moral corruption, disastrous foreign intervention, and the ideological assault on the family.