Sanctifying the Norman Yoke: William the Conqueror, the Angelcynn Church and the Papal Revolution
This is the second of two essays that formed the basis of a presentation given to the Sydney Traditionalist Forum on 15 September 2018 by…
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Update: Melbourne Traditionalists Conference
Late last year we gave advance notice of the Melbourne Traditionalists Conference which will be held in October this year. It is just seven weeks…
Melbourne Traditionalists Conference
We are happy to announce the Melbourne Traditionalists Conference, which is planed to be hosted next year, on 21 October 2018. The Conference is being organized…
The Free Mind: Festschrift for Prof. Barry Spurr
In Character and Culture (1940) Irving Babbitt wrote that “practicality pursued mechanically and one-sidedly may become a vice.”1 One might interpret this as a warning…
Introduction and Welcome to the 2016 Symposium of the Sydney Traditionalist Forum
Though we inhabit an era marked by rapid scientific advance and technological proliferation, evidence of cultural decay and social rot dominates our experience of modern…
Announcing the British Australian Literary Award
“The Positive Heritage of British Culture in Australia” The British Australian Community – a kindred association based in Melbourne – has announced its yearly literary competition…
Introduction and Welcome to the 2015 Symposium of the Sydney Traditionalist Forum
If indeed the major consequence of a near-universal liberal hegemony in the cultural sphere has seen politics displaced by economics, perhaps noone ought to be surprised at…
Aristokratia Volume 3: Coming Soon
We have been informed that the third volume of Aristokratia journal (Manticore Press) has been sent to the printers and will shortly be available for…
Sixth Documentary Screening, Friday 8 August 2014
Last evening the Sydney Traditionalist Forum hosted the sixth screening in its documentary series at the University of Sydney. This was the first event in…
New Installments to Traditionalist Ebooklet
Some months ago SydneyTrads reported its acknowledgment by two popular conservative website in Melbourne, one of which was Mark Richardson’s OzConservative. We recommended that blog…