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The Queen is in Australia and there is a fair amount of excitement about her visit. So what happens if you are a republican during a visit like this?
John Warhurst is being intervied by Barry Nicholls at ABC Perth.
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The Australian Republican Movement (ARM) says it is not opposed to the Queen's visit but believes the nation still needs to have a "grown up discussion" about the future of its head of state.
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In accordance with the ARM Constitution, nominations are hereby called for membership of Branch Councils for the period Dec 2011 to Dec 2013.
Any financial member of the ARM can nominate for the relevant Branch Council. Nominations, including from incumbent Councillors, must be lodged with the Administrative Officer at National Office before COB Mon 10 Oct 11. Depending on the number of nominations for each Council arrangements for the election process will be notified after 10 Oct 11.
Australia’s emerging republican speculative fiction genre includes a number of examples where the story unfolds in an Australian republican future.
ARM Deputy Chair John Warhurst in a video interview on www.eurekastreet.com.au.
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ARM vice chair David Donovan gives an account of last month’s Australian Republican Movement 20th anniversary dinner in Sydney, which has reinvigorated the Movement.
The Australian Republican Movement marked, rather than celebrated, its 20th anniversary dinner at a memorable function in Sydney last month.
Former Queensland ARM branch convenor Ross Garrad believes their is some confusion about just what an Australian Republic entails, and what it doesn’t. Here he sets the record straight.
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The royal wedding offers some important lessons for Australian Republicans, says the ARM’s deputy chair Professor John Warhurst.
There is no conflict at all between watching the Royal wedding, or even going to a wedding-themed party, and being a republican. There is also no point in either false bravado or woe is me among republicans.
The chair of the Australian Republican Movement, Major General Michael Keating AO, provides a very short history of the Movement, which turned 20 last week.
The Australian Republican Movement was founded on 7 July, 1991.
Our elected representatives saying we should delay a Republic because there are too many other issues is a weak and timid excuse that will not progress Australia, says ARM chair Major General (ret’d) Michael Keating.
How many times have you heard the plaintive cry “there are too many other issues” to suggest we can’t possibly do whatever it is that is being suggeste
