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Off with their head-of-states

As a monarchist, I fear it is time to end the Australian monarchy

30 October 2021

9:00 AM

30 October 2021

9:00 AM

Recent events force right-of-centre Australia to mull removing the British royal family from our Constitution. Two types support a Crown at the apex of our political structure. The first are royalists who have a mystical reverence for the monarchy. Then there are the constitutional monarchists. We support the Crown for functional purposes.

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John Ruddick was the National Convenor of Young Australians for Constitutional Monarchy and is the Liberal Democrats NSW Senate candidate for 2022

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