Australia a crowned republic
The timing could not be better, declared the editor of Sydney's Daily Telegaph on 29 April, 2011. “Just as Prince William and Kate Middleton this week counted down the hours to tonight's royal wedding,...
The Royal Wedding – who watched?
Over 2 billion people world-wide were expected to tune in to live TV coverage of the Royal Wedding. Early estimates are that over 20 million Britons watched and over 2 million New Zealanders.Early Australian...
The Royal Wedding – the procession through London
The Royal Wedding – the procession through London: leading world broadcaster ITN reports from London.{youtube}bUdJFzvKxYI{/youtube}
The Royal Wedding – the highlights
The Royal Wedding – the highlights: ITN reports from London.{youtube}p2ghZp8oih0{/youtube}
Fiction broadcast as fact
Why did the ABC’s panel programme "Q&A", broadcast across the nation on 28 April on the subject of the Royal Wedding and a republic, ...
BBC saves ABC from disaster
What was the ABC management thinking when they decided to unleash the Chasers on the Royal Wedding? The reminder from the BBC has saved them from a disaster. A wedding is a special event,...
Republican annus horribilis
This has been something of an annus horribilis for the Australian Republican Movement, writes Nick Bryant, the BBC's Australia correspondent.
This was before the release of the Newspoll on 25 April...
Napoleon Bonaparte and Australian republicanism
With Newspoll confirming the trend in most polls that support (including partial support) for some vague undefined politicians’ republic is now wallowing in the low forties – or even the high thirties – republicans...
Changing the succession law: not that difficult
This is the latest in ACM's series of reports on the succession.
To access these, click on this icon, "The Succession" on the right hand...
Newspoll: republican confusion
THIS is the latest report in the ACM's series on opinion polling which can be accessed through...
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