Barnaby Joyce – strong supporter of our constitution
It was good to see that the Queensland Nationals Senate candidates have come out to declare their very strong belief that Australia’s move to a Republic is not inevitable, would not produce...
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (UK)
An Act to constitute the Commonwealth of Australia 1900
Index
Contents
The Constitution
Proclamation Declaring Establishment of Commonwealth
Letters Patent Relating...
Don’t Elect The President! Lesson From The Butler Affair
Andrew Bolt is one of the nation's most read columnists. A shrewd observer of the affairs of the nation, he is one of the few to see the dangers in the republican model which...
Support For Throne 93% Approve of Charles, William
Last Friday, Channel 7 asked me to comment on a poll taken by Hawker Britton. There were three questions.
The first was:
Do...
The Day Malcolm Turnbull Went Missing
So Malcolm Turnbull heard no mention at all of The Queen during the Federation celebrations at Centennial Park on Monday. (If only we could but see her passing by, Sydney Morning Herald, 4 January...
Our Constitution – The Will of the People
Once again, George Williams (Constitution a dud vehicle, 1 January) seeks to belittle our constitution. Almost all of the pillars of our nation came with settlement – the rule of law, the English language,...
Book Review: Fighting for the Republic
Turnbull, Malcolm, Fighting for the Republic, 1999, HARDIE GRANT BOOKS, South Yarra, pp IX, 262
Malcolm Turnbull had everything going for him. During the better part of a decade, with up to $150 million of...
Eureka – Releasing The Spirit of Democracy – Republicans Fail To Steal Eureka
Diana Melleuish is ACM’s Publications and Research Officer
December 3rd 2004 marks the sesquicentenary (150th anniversary) of the Eureka Stockade. The city of Ballarat in Victoria, home of Eureka, is playing host to commemorative...
Eureka – Australia’s Historical Distraction
Stephen is Young ACM Coordinator and has just completed his second year of a university degree in History and Politics
On December 3 this year, a unique moment in Australia’s history will be...
After the Referendum: Where to Now?
I would like to emphasise the extent of the loss of the Yes case on 6 November. The absolute majority for No was 1,137,763 but the effective No vote also includes the informal vote...
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