The Eureka Papers
The Eureka Papers are an ongoing series of free pamphlets from the Eureka Party, starting with an initial series of four pamphlets scheduled for release before the 2028 Australian federal election.
The first Eureka Paper, Modern Monetary Theory: A New Australia-First Economics, is out now.
Eureka Paper I - Modern Monetary Theory
The first Eureka Paper serves as an accessible introduction to modern monetary theory as a macroeconomic framework, as well as expanding on the Eureka Party's fiscal policy agenda for financial transformation.
Eureka Paper II - Future Made in Australia Mk. II
The second Eureka Paper, Future Made in Australia Mk. II: The Path to the Working Man's Paradise, is scheduled for release in December 2026, covering the Eureka Party's labour and industrial policy agenda.
Eureka Paper III - Make Australia Beautiful Again
The third Eureka Paper, Make Australia Beautiful Again: Permaculture & the Working Man's Paradise, is scheduled for release in mid 2027, covering the Eureka Party's rural and agricultural policy agenda.
Eureka Paper IV - Fortress Australis
The fourth Eureka Paper, Fortress Australis: Reclaiming Australian Sovereignty in a Multipolar Age, is scheduled for release in late 2027, covering the Eureka Party's foreign, defence, and national security policy agenda.
Eureka Digest Select
Eureka Digest Select is a range of curated articles from the Eureka Digest in pamphlet form.
Two Eureka Digest Select pamphlets have been published so far - From Integration to Segregation and Socialise the Supermarkets.
From Integration to Segregation
The first Eureka Digest Select pamphlet explores the history of Australian immigration policy from the White Australia policy to contemporary neoliberal multiculturalism, tracing a causal chain of factors which have produced the contemporary problems of cultural segregation, foreign influence, and mass immigration, proposing a suite of policy solutions.
Socialise the Supermarkets
The second Eureka Digest Select pamphlet makes a sustained case in favour of bringing Coles and Woolworths under public ownership, including making targeted cases to consumers, farmers, small businesses, and employees.