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The Australian Crowned Republic Educational Project
Discover the invaluable truth about Australia’s federation and the unique constitutional system that has made it a globally celebrated model of excellence. Be inspired by some of our forefathers’ unwavering commitment to preserving, protecting, and defending our heritage, which includes the exceptional Australian constitutional system, the vital role of the Crown, and our resplendent Flag.
As we consider a shift toward a republic, it is important to note that our current system, with the Governor-General serving as the Head of State, already fulfils that role. Any change to our system could result in a period of instability, which is why it is crucial to consider all perspectives and the implications of any modifications.

“The Australian Republic Advisory Committee described the country as a “crowned republic” and stated that it was “a state in which sovereignty resides in its people, and in which all public offices, except that at the very apex of the system, are filled by persons deriving their authority directly or indirectly from the people.” They suggested that “it may be appropriate to regard Australia as a crowned republic”. Australian founding father Richard Chaffey Baker did not use the term “crowned republic,” but he has been identified as one of the first to articulate this view. He “proudly proclaimed his loyalty to the Queen in the same breath as he declared himself a republican,” holding that republicanism did not solely revolve around the absence of monarchy.” – Wikipedia
Please use this site to explore Australia’s unique governmental system of a crowned republic. You’ll gain a better understanding of what sets this system apart from others around the world. The images and videos provided will help you appreciate the system’s intricacies and unique features.
“If there were a better system of government in the world today, we would have seen it by now.” – Rick Brown