The Australian Nationalist Party

The once united nation of Australia is rife with conflict, anarchism, and political instability and the Province of Kiangsi has noticed. Under the auspices of the Kuomintang and a request from Melbourne born Rev. John Young Wai, the Province of Kiangsi has authorised a donation to Rev. Wai of $10,000,000 to help establish the Australian Nationalist Party. The Australian Nationalist Party is built upon the traditions of the Kuomintang with strict dedication to the Three Principles of the People and Republicanism. The ANP will be built upon the traditions of the Kuomintang but with an Australian focused ideology, primarily focusing on Minsheng (Welfare), Nationalism, and a unique form of Plurinational meritocracy where anyone regardless of their religion, class, or ethnicity can succeed within Australia.

It is not unknown for the Kuomintang to be involved within Australia, with the Young China League having local chapters in Melbourne and Sydney by 1911 and Kuomintang proper chapters by 1914. Although there was a tradition of Kuomintang activity among the Chinese population of Australia, the Australian Nationalist Party would be a party for the multicultural society of Australia although the ANP does still have connections to the local Kuomintang chapters that survived the flood.

Although the ANP is nominally its own organisation the headquarters are in Nanchang, Kiangsi, until Australian nations accept the formation of the party within their own political apparatuses and will function under the guidance of the Kiangsi Kuomintang.