Labor's record of bringing about constitutional reform is almost non-existent, just one successful referendum since Federation, writes George Williams. The Frozen Continent
Posted On Saturday, 31 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Australian history, Democracy Tags: Australian Constitution, Constitutional reform, George Williams, Referendums
Labor's record of bringing about constitutional reform is almost non-existent, just one successful referendum since Federation, writes George Williams. The Mad Professor Strikes Again
Posted On Saturday, 31 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Republic Tags: ACM, Barry Everingham, British republic, David Flint, Monarchists, Monarchy, Royal costs, Royal tours, Thomas Flynn, United Kingdom
David Flint's dreamworld has now reached fairytale proportions, according to Barry Everingham, and his rant about how the royals pay their own way in England is pure bunkum.David Flint should resign as head of the ACM
Posted On Friday, 30 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Republic Tags: ACM, ARM, David Donovan, David Flint, Mike Keating, Monarchists, Monarchists myths
David Flint has cast aspersions on republicans, labelling them as racist Marxists. He deserves nothing but contempt for this outrageous slander and should resign, writes David Donovan.Australia’s great republican sail
Posted On Thursday, 29 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Australian history, Australian identity, Republic Tags: Glenn Davies, Joern Utzon, Sydney Opera House
Joern Utzon, the Danish architect of the Sydney Opera House, one of the greatest buildings of the twentieth century, was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1973. However, in the eyes of its creator, it was the very essence of the spirit of a republican Australia, resounding with the spirit of place, and of the very country in which we live, writes Glenn A. Davies.An Abbott Government – a very scary proposition!
Posted On Wednesday, 28 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Politics Tags: Barry Everingham, Federal election, Federal politics, Tony Abbott
The thought of a Government headed by Australia's arch conservative, Tony Abbott, is very chilling, writes Barry Everingham.The small price of a republic
Posted On Wednesday, 28 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Republic Tags: David Donovan, Mike Keating, Monarchists myths, Republic benefits, Republic costs, Royal costs, Royal tours
Becoming a republic will cost money, but nowhere near the amount monarchists suggest. It will also save the nation's taxpayers money for the life of the nation.Symbols matter
Posted On Tuesday, 27 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Australian identity, Republic Tags: Australian aborigines, Australian Constitution, Australian identity, George Williams, Republic benefits, symbols
Symbols matter. They define who we are and can be a powerful way of redressing injustice and building social cohesion around shared goals and values, writes George Williams.The bitter struggle between Turnbull and Minchin
Posted On Monday, 26 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Politics Tags: David Donovan, factions, Federal politics, Liberal party, Malcolm Turnbull, Nick Minchin, Party politics, South Australian politics
The feud between Nick Minchin and Malcolm Turnbull is a symbol of the rift in the Liberal Party between the moderates and the conservatives, says David Donovan.‘Australian of the Year’ says republic a test of maturity
Posted On Monday, 26 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Australian identity, Republic Tags: Australian of the Year, Glenn Davies, Patrick McGorry
The 2010 Australian of the Year, Professor Patrick McGorry, will deliver the 2010 National Republican Lecture in Canberra on 26 August 2010. “How long will it be until we have Republicans of the Year?” asks Dr Glenn A. Davies.Republican challenge to Australian speculative fiction writers
Posted On Sunday, 25 Jul 2010 By admin. Under Literature, Republic Tags: Australian literature, Glenn Davies, short story competition
The 2010 Second National Republican Short Story Competition opened on 1 May 2010 and will close on 31 August 2010. The winner will be announced on 6 November 2010.
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