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president. interestingly, just a week before the platinum jubilee, a minister in anthony albanese s government was appointed just for this purpose, to see australia on the road to becoming a republic, and i remember asking the prime minister at the time of marking the queen s jubilee, they said look, you are preparing for australia to become a republic, when you think this is going to happen? and he said now was not the time, and i think even the staunchest republican today here in australia, while they feel very strongly about australia becoming a republic with a president, will tell you now is not the time for that. there will be a time, there will be a referendum to ask people what they want. for now, it is about paying tribute to a queen that is seen here not just as tribute to a queen that is seen here notjust as head of state but a true friend of australia and a symbol of duty and service throughout the 70 years of her reign. our south asia correspondent yogita limaye is in delh