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US War of Independence was a mistake. Consider Trump and be grateful for our King

US War of Independence was a mistake. Consider Trump and be grateful for our King

As a lower-case republican Australian, I’m discovering that the US election is giving me more reasons to be a monarchist.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness

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Australians aren’t focused on a republic. The British press are

Australians aren’t focused on a republic. The British press are

The government has no appetite for a referendum on a republic, but the question is alive and well among Britain’s “royal rat pack”.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Monarchists warn our G-G not to mention the R word to the King. What royal fools

Monarchists warn our G-G not to mention the R word to the King. What royal fools

They’ve got a “watching brief” on Samantha Mostyn, but I have news for the Australian Monarchist League: no one cares too much about you or the monarchy.

  • by Jenna Price
How Charles staved off a republic as prince – and is doing it again as the King

How Charles staved off a republic as prince – and is doing it again as the King

King Charles’ deep love for Australia, its way of life and its sense of humour hasn’t always been reciprocated. But his trips here have always been important.

  • by Rob Harris
Royal no-show by Australian premiers is disrespectful and childish
Editorial
Editorial

Royal no-show by Australian premiers is disrespectful and childish

While there might be millions of Australians who want a republic, the Australian Republic Movement is all but dead as a political force.

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When our King visits Oz, it’s the monarchy that should go ‘walkabout’
Opinion
Opinion

When our King visits Oz, it’s the monarchy that should go ‘walkabout’

If Australians are too preoccupied with the cost of living to care about the monarchy, perhaps King Charles could take the initiative – and self-abolish his reign over us.

  • by Malcolm Knox
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First Peris, now Foster: Republic movement leaderless after exits

First Peris, now Foster: Republic movement leaderless after exits

The Australian Republic Movement has revealed co-chair Craig Foster will follow Nova Peris out the door. The pair have different views on Israel.

  • by Chip Le Grand
Nova Peris quits republican movement over Gaza split with co-chair Craig Foster

Nova Peris quits republican movement over Gaza split with co-chair Craig Foster

The Olympic champion and former Labor senator says it is untenable to continue to work with Foster after what she described as his “inaccurate and divisive” comments against Israel.

  • by Chip Le Grand
Labor ministers shed staff, shuffle the deck chairs as election looms

Labor ministers shed staff, shuffle the deck chairs as election looms

With an election due in the next 12 months, CBD has a rundown on the latest comings and goings in the ministerial wing.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman
Voice lessons for republicans? Don’t give up on constitutional reform
Opinion
Opinion

Voice lessons for republicans? Don’t give up on constitutional reform

The cause of the Australian republic should not be abandoned because the Voice referendum failed. But there are lessons to be learnt.

  • by Malcolm Turnbull
Republic could be ‘doomed for a generation’ after Voice referendum

Republic could be ‘doomed for a generation’ after Voice referendum

Anthony Albanese had flagged the possibility of a referendum on a republic in the second term of his government should it be re-elected.

  • by Paul Sakkal

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