Republic
From royal weddings to republics and revolution

The royal wedding was sugar-coated propaganda designed to prop up the ruling class at the expense ...  
Royalty comes and goes, it's never a part of the Australian identity

The royal wedding is all over the Australian news, but the excitement and monarchy always fade ...  
The crimes of Meghan Markle

Markle's crimes include dating other men before marriage, being ambitious and not fitting the ...  
Royals, republic models and listening to the Australian people

'Australia becoming a republic is about dumping the monarchy — and about writing a new page in ...  
Let's stop talking about royals and start talking about republic models

The debate on an Australian republic can do with fewer opinion polls about the royals and more ...  
The Queen’s (real) birthday — time to talk succession planning

Prince Charles is regarded as the heir to the British throne, however Prince Edward may be the one ...  
Palace letters whitewash: The time has come to dismiss the monarchy

With the bitter memory of Whitlam's Dismissal still lingering, now, more than ever, is the time ...  
GC2018 Commonwealth Games: 150 years of princes visiting Australia

When Prince Charles opens the GC2018 Commonwealth Games, he will bookend 150 years since the first ...  
'Closed' and 'personal': The Palace letters and the Whitlam Dismissal

Professor Jenny Hocking lays bare all the secrecy behind the Federal Court's ruling on the ...  
A fresh breeze: Young Australians and the Republic

The stench of colonialism does not seem to bother young people as much as the rest of us, writes ...  
University republic clubs begin to ‘mend the nation’s heart’

The level of youth interest in university republic clubs refutes claims young Australians are ...  
An Australian Republic: Revisiting the 1998 Constitutional Convention

The 1998 Constitutional Convention supported a Republic Referendum, but its failure shattered the ...  
Treaty making is the way ahead

To end the continuing tragedy of the poverty and widespread inequality endured by our First People ...  
Change the name of Australia Day — and call it what it is

NSW Penal Colony Establishment Day? Managing editor Dave Donovan proposes a name change for the ...  
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EDITORIAL: A name change for Australia Day — time to call it what it is

Independent Australia proposes a name change for the 26 January public holiday, so that it is ...  
Turnbull pricks his own thought bubble on an Australian Republic

The Australian Republic is now emerging as a key election issue, with the Prime Minister a mere ...  
Dual citizenship swear words: Oaths of allegiance out of touch

Between now and Christmas there will be a lot of swearing heard from politicians around Australia ...  
Remember, remember, Australia’s republican November

Remember November, because November is the "republican season" in Australia, writes history editor ...  

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