Ken Handley QC Australians for Constitutional Monarchy supports the continuance of a system of government in which the role of the Crown, represented by the Governor or Administrator, complements the role of Parliament in...
In 1999 Australians wisely rejected the elite’s attempts to persuade them to adopt Malcolm Turnbull’s republic. Mr. Turnbull is now insisting that Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove, would not have appointed Peter Dutton as prime...
Notwithstanding her age, even when something is unplanned, the Queen is quite capable of performing the task. Have you noticed how she comes down stairs unassisted? And remember, notwithstanding the incompetence or is it...
IN THE AUSTRALIAN, 9 JULY 2019 “British taxpayers did not pay £2.4 million on renovations for Prince Harry and Meghan’s Frogmore Cottage (“A royal christening that wasn’t for everyone”, 8/7). The funds came from the...
Originally published in Defense & Foreign Affairs Special Analysis Current Estimate Analysis. By Gregory R. Copley, Editor, GIS/Defense & Foreign Affairs. Global political polarization between urban globalists and sovereignty advocates — the “global civil war”1 —...
Oped By Professor David Flint, June 2019, Queen’s Birthday Originally published in Family World News, June 2019, page 1 A British television network once asked me to record an interview, not to be broadcast...
With an election now called for 18 May, it is essential that we be ready in the event of Labor and the Greens prevailing. This is not because we are taking a political position;...
By David Flint AM One hundred years ago, the Russian Imperial Family was murdered at Yekaterinburg, a tragedy recalled in this column in Spectator Australia. In commemoration of this tragedy and to honour the...
It seems that Australian republicans are not the only ones who are prepared to desecrate the very day set aside to honour those who have fought and too often died for their country. We...
“To listen to populist anti-Pommy chatter here, you’d sometimes think we shared bad imperial memories with the Indians,” writes Hamish McDonald in a comment in The Sydney Morning Herald (3/9) on the government’s refusal...
