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Associate Professor Andrew Fraser - a nationally known figure and academic in struggle with the Human Rights thought-police, he spoke on his sensational free speech process.

Dave Astin - the distributor of the one time British journal, Right Now, he spoke on Citizens’ Initiated Referenda.

Bonny Bauer - an agriculture and alternate technology expert, she spoke on food irradiation.

Professor Andrew Fraser and Dr Jim Saleam - Debate on "Australian Identity" - the speakers debated their differing views on the origins of Australian nationality and heritage and what's important in modern Australia and issues around the defence of these principles.

Dr. Ibrihim Saad Al-Samarai, charges d’affaires of the former Republic of Iraq denounced the war drive of the New World Order against Iraq and denied the existence of ‘weapons of mass destruction’.

Doug Giddings - a freedom activist, he spoke on the erosion of freedoms in a non-democratic society.

Rex Gilroy - an amateur archaeologist and a historical writer, he explained the pre-historical period in Australia and our secret ancient history.

David Astin -Citizens Initiative and Referenda (C.I.R.) - David spoke about the C.I.R. and the founding of CIR Australia to help all likeminded people and groups to push for direct democracy from the ground up. 

Dr. Fredrick Toben - one of Australia’s and the world’s most well known "Holocaust Revisionists" spoke on the concept of "thought crime" and his personal experience and conflict with thought crime agencies.

Alec Saunders - a nationalist writer and theorist discussed the social radical basis of Australian nationalism.

Ron Owen - one of Australia’s foremost firearms’ owners activists, he spoke on popular democracy and gun ownership rights.

Harry Fritz-Gerald Beahrends - "Is today's economic system serving the People of a Nation" - this address explored with the audience what economic benefit we as people still have in the current economic order and what good political economics are needed to have a Good Society. Harry asks the question, for what did people fight for the twentieth century's wars? Did they fight for the present degrading economic system to become slaves of money?

Eve Hillary - an activist for medical reform, spoke on alternative health.

Perry Jewell - political activist, urged drug reform laws to deal with the drug scourge.

Stuart McBeth - a young university student, explained why a new nationalist youth movement was needed.

Geoff Muirden - a researcher into the erosion of civil rights in Australia, informed us how democratic rights were consistently undermined by thought-police agencies.

Andrew Yeoman - "Bay Area National Anarchists" - The Bay Area National Anarchists are the most active anarchist group in California and the only group in the Bay Area promoting nationalism. Andrew spoke about community organising and the ideas and activism of the National-Anarchists. He illustrated the need for nationalists to earn legitimacy to be the champions of their folk and the only way to do this was through community organising and frequent activism.

Joe Bryant - an inveterate activist, he has spoken twice on freedom issues.

Dr Tom Sunic - a prominent theorist of the European New Right and ideological and cultural critic of the American Ideology.  He spoke to the Forum at great length as our first international guest.

Darrell Wallbridge - a professional clown who brought levity to lengthy proceedings.

John Bursill - "Why 911 Truth" - presented evidence that it was an inside job and why it is important we expose it to the people.

Greg Clancy - an author of works on immigration, he addressed on the subject of people smuggling.

Bob Doring - a firearms’ rights activist, he addressed on civil liberties questions and gun ownership.

Steve Grey - "Weather Patterns And Military Activity" - Steve discussed the military origins of weather change.  Some research has suggested that weather patterns have been affected by military weaponry and other devices. This speaker offered a frightening scenario. Action is therefore possible and urgent.

Peter Whitfield - an engineer who lived and worked in Iraq and the Gulf States, he spoke on his experiences in Iraq.

John Wilson - a judicial critic and activist spoke of judicial corruption.

Terry Worthing - an activist with novel ideas on inflation and monetary reform.

Leon Gregor - president of the British-Israel Federation, he warned about psycho-politics when employed by state sponsored gangs.

Dr. Jim Saleam - a prominent nationalist activist, theorist and writer, he has spoken at every Forum on different themes.  Jim was the co-organiser with Welf Herfurth in the Forum's foundation.

Andrew Paterson - a nationalist writer, spoke of the need for an Australian publishing effort to recreate the nativist past.

Robert Gribben - a researcher, spoke on the philosophical position of Julius Evola.