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Australia has renewed its support to the Crown, with 40 percent of the respondents to a survey saying they don t think the country should become a republic. A poll ran by Ipsos for The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and Nine News shows only 34 percent of those polled think an elected head of state would be the best option for Australia. This marks the lowest support to the republican cause recorded in an Ipsos and Nielsen survey since 1979, according to the organisation s director.
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Professor Jenny Hocking has written about her long legal battle to gain insight into the Palace Letters, she joins Overnights to talk more about the dismissial of Gough Whitlam and what role the Queen played.
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Relics of Colonialism: The Whitlam Dismissal and the Fight Over the Palace Letters
A reversion to imperial imbalance in the British-Australian relationship began with the Whitlam government’s election and ended with its dismissal.
This piece is republished with permission from Commonwealth Now, the 59th edition of Griffith Review. Articles are a little longer than most published on The Conversation, presenting an in-depth analysis on the relevance of the Commonwealth of Nations in today’s geopolitical landscape.
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The Queen has been reigning over the UK and 15 other countries including Australia since February 6 1952. Throughout her reign, she has seen calls for a republic growing louder at various times, with Australia holding a referendum on the monarchy in 1999 and Bermuda announcing its intention to ditch the Crown by November next year.