Australia’s Head of State : Index of articles
The only argument republicans make to advance their cause is that "we need an Australian Head of State". There are a large number of articles on this website discussing who is Australia's Head of...
John Howard – The Crowned Republic
NEVILLE BONNER ORATIONBYTHE HON. JOHN HOWARD ACTO AUSTRALIANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHYON THE OCCASION OF THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OFTHE REPUBLIC REFERENDUM5 NOVEMBER, 2009 THE CROWNED REPUBLIC [Mr Howard was introduced by Professor David Flint AM,...
Politicisation of the judiciary
There are occasionally calls to change the way we appoint judges. Some say we should follow the American system where Supreme Court judges – roughly the equivalent of our High Court – are nominated...
Remain United
[It is of crucial importance that those who so successfully defended our constitutional system at the 1998 Constitutional Convention and in the 1999 referendum maintain the unity they achieved there. The five monarchist groups at...
John Howard’s great contribution to the defence of our constitutional system
The Neville Bonner Oration is named in honour of the late Senator Neville Thomas Bonner AO (1922 - 1999), the first Australian Aborigine to be elected to either House...
Recent fads of the Australian Constitutional Change for Change’s Sake Brigade
The 2009 10th Annual National Conference of ACM Coolangatta Queensland 24 October 2009 Among the dominant faction of our political elite the Australian people have acquired a bad name. The reason is...
Flag, The Australian: Our Heritage
Australian National Flag Association Parliament House Hobart 3 September, 2009 David Flint Barry Humphries writes that when he was a boy he was much attached to his books. He had built up quite a...
Our Constitutional Heritage Being Slowly Worn Away
The Order of Australia Association 21 August, 2009.
Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney
Our Australian Heritage: Is it being slowly worn away?
Accession, The Queen’s
This Article Is Based On An Address Delivered to a Luncheon at Parliament House, Sydney, on 6th February 2008 to Mark the Fifty-Sixth Anniversary of the Queen’s Accession. (The address has been enlarged and...
Australia Day: We have reason to be proud
Australia today, our Commonwealth of Australia, evolved from the settlement in 1788. So the 26th January is very much our birthday. As with any birthday, this is a day for celebration and for commemoration....
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