Dreyfus calls for rejection of ‘Brittishness’ in republic address
“Britishness is no longer the defining feature of the Australian national identity.” - Shadow attorney-general, Mark Dreyfus.
Tag: Republic
Poll reveals support for Governor General’s republic
A new poll reveals almost half those questioned agree with Governor General Quentin Bryce that Australia should become a republic.
Governor General gets radical supporting republic and gay marriage
Governor-General Quentin Bryce appears to have publicly expressed support for Australia becoming a republic and same-sex marriage being legalised.
A touchy subject; Scotland’s independence vote
What should Scotland do? Ahead of a historic independence vote in September 2014, we take a trip down memory lane, and revisit what Australia decided in the republic referendum.
Turnbull, Swan joint push for new debate on Australian republic
Senior Liberal Malcolm Turnbull has joined Treasurer Wayne Swan in renewing calls for Australia to think again about becoming a republic.
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