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Tweet Republic Clubs are forming at Universities across Australia, refuting claims young Australians are uninterested in an Australian Republic, writes Dr Glenn Davies. ARM chair Geoff Gallop visiting the UWA Republic Club in Perth on Friday,...
Tweet On Australia Day 2013, Wayne Swan called for a renewed ‘national conversation’ about Australia becoming a republic. His clarion call was answered on the same day with the announcement of the winners of the Fourth National Republican...
Tweet While the Australian Republican Movement was out and about in Tasmania throughout October and November talking to everyday Australians, Prince Charles and his wife skipped around a few states talking to almost no-one, writes Dr Glenn Davies....
Tweet The republic debate seems to be on hold, but don’t despair, says Scott Crawford ― the most republican state in Australia can lead the way. ON THE waiting list of government reforms, the republic lacks priority. Republicans therefore...
Tweet Dr Klaas Woldring makes the case for a maximalist – rather than a minimal change – Australian republic. Australia Reconstructed (Part Six) [Read Part One: The Australian party system and proportional representation] [Read Part Two:...
Tweet Now in its fourth year, the National Republican Short Story Competition is helping to build the emerging Australian republican fiction genre, says history editor Dr Glenn Davies. THE National Republican Short Story Competition is open...
Tweet Today is the 20th anniversary of the declaration of ‘National Wattle Day’, writes Dr Glenn Davies, an appropriate time to commit ourselves afresh to caring for this land. TODAY is the 20th anniversary of the declaration of ‘National...
Tweet John Skene has a plan for new Australian Constitution that would deliver both a Republic and more Independent MPs. After reading Mark M Aldridge and managing editor David Donovan’s articles on the Independent Australia web site about...
Tweet According to Australians for Crowned Ridiculousness, monarchies are better places to live in because they apparently outperform republics on life expectancy, literacy and GDP per capita, writes Lewis Holden. Yes, the latest UN Human Development...
Tweet In a majestic six part series, Dr George Venturini takes an in-depth look at the proposal to recognise Indigenous Australians in the Constitution, asking whether it will produce the positive effects on reconciliation hoped for. [Read Part...
