ACM National Conferences

Peter King was closely involved with the founding of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, the owners of Aussiecrowntv. In response to the republican push beginning in the early 90s "There were several people who wanted to ensure that in fairness the alternative view was put. As it turned out the alternative view prevailed."

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Part 3 The Great Republican Debate - Peter FitzSimons AM v Prof David Flint AM, Peter FitzSimon's Rebuttal.
Peter FitzSimons AM Speaking on behalf of the Australian Republic Movement (ARM).
The Great Debate: Should Australia Become a Republic ???
ACM 17th National Conference Parliament House Sydney (2016)
Moderator: The Hon. Kenneth Handley AO CStJ QC

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Part 4 The Great Republican Debate - Peter FitzSimons AM v Prof David Flint AM,
Prof Flint's Rebuttal.
Prof David Flint AM Speaking on behalf of the Australians for Constitutional Monarchy (ACM).
The Great Debate: Should Australia Become a Republic ???
ACM 17th National Conference Parliament House Sydney (2016)
Moderator: The Hon. Kenneth Handley AO CStJ QC

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ACM is Australia's leading Constitutional Monarchist organisation.
We exist to preserve, protect and defend our heritage: the Australian constitutional system, the role of the Crown in it and our Flag.
Sign up free by clicking on the Link Below.

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Professor David Flint opens the National Conference of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, ACM, in Sydney on 30 November 2020under the restictions imposed because of the Wuhan virus.

The theme of the conference was “A Tale of Two Great Commonwealths: Australia and the USA“

Special guests were the respected American and Australian Churchillean, John David Olsen And the leading high rating broadcaster, Michael McLaren.

This was the 21st National Conference since the 1999 republic referendum where ACM masterminded the NO case landslide in all states and 72% of federal electorates.

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This was a session in the 20th Annual National Conference of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, ACM, held at Parliament House, Sydney on 6 November 2019.

The theme of the conference was the 20th anniversary of the people‘s affirmation of the Constitution led by “the constitutions fiercest defenders”, as Prime Minister Tony Abbott had dubbed ACM.

Welcomed by the parliamentary host, the Rev. the Hon Fred Nile, it began with the showing of interviews by Professor David Flint with the Hon John Howard and the Hon Tony Abbott on the subject of political leadership in the winning referendum campaign.
In subsequent sessions panellists included the Hon Lloyd Waddy QC, Peter King, Nick Hobson, the Hon Nick Minchin, the Hon. David Elliott, the Hon Ken Handley QC with the Neville Bonner Oration being given by the former High Court justice, the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG.

Mr Justice Kirby then handed credentials to ACM’s Young Ambassadors for the Australian Crown, Constitution and Flag, Alex Dore, Will Jefferies, Sean Jacobs, Daniel Lahood, Alex Baird and Alexandra Marshall.

The conference was sponsored by Spectator Australia, Connor Court, and The Epoc Times

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This was a session at the Queen's Birthday Conference was held on 19 June 2019 at Parliament House.

Welcomed by Rev the Hon Fred Nile MLC, speakers and panellists included Major General Senator Jim Molan, leading young broadcaster Michael McLaren, Wing Commander Nick Hobson, Warwick Stacey, Nella Hall , John David Olsen, Jai Martinkovits, ACM's Young Ambassador Daniel Lahood, Alex Dore and Will Jefferies.

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The Queen's Birthday Conference was held on 19 June 2019 at Parliament House.
Welcomed by Rev the Hon Fred Nile MLC, speakers and panellists included Major General Senator Jim Molan, leading young broadcaster Michael McLaren, Wing Commander Nick Hobson, Warwick Stacey, Nella Hall , John David Olsen, Jai Martinkovits, ACM's Young Ambassador Daniel Lahood and Professor David Flint

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During ACM's 20th National Conference, the appointment of five ACM Young Ambassadors for the Australian Crown, Constitution and the Flag was announced.

They are Alexandra Marshall, Alex Dore , Will Jefferies, Sean Jacobs, Daniel Lahood and Alex Baird.

The National Convenor outlined their achievements to the Conference and The Honorable Michael Kirby AC CMG congratulated each Ambassador and handed them their formal Letters of Credence.

The Ambassadors then spoke briefly to the Conference and were warmly welcomed by the delegates.

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This is a session from the National Conference of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, ACM, in Sydney on 30 November 2020.

The theme of the conference was “A Tale of Two Great Commonwealths: Australia and the USA“

Special guests were the respected American and Australian Churchillean, John David Olsen And the leading high rating broadcaster, Michael McLaren.

This was the 21st National Conference since the 1999 republic referendum where ACM masterminded the NO case landslide in all states and 72% of federal electorates.

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This was a session in the 20th Annual National Conference of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, ACM, held at Parliament House, Sydney on 6 November 2019.

The theme of the conference was the 20th anniversary of the people‘s affirmation of the Constitution led by “the constitutions fiercest defenders”, as Prime Minister Tony Abbott had dubbed ACM.

Welcomed by the parliamentary host, the Rev. the Hon Fred Nile, it began with the showing of interviews by Professor David Flint with the Hon John Howard and the Hon Tony Abbott on the subject of political leadership in the winning referendum campaign.
In subsequent sessions panellists included the Hon Lloyd Waddy QC, Peter King, Nick Hobson, the Hon Nick Minchin, the Hon. David Elliott, the Hon Ken Handley QC with the Neville Bonner Oration being given by the former High Court justice, the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG.

Mr Justice Kirby then handed credentials to ACM’s Young Ambassadors for the Australian Crown, Constitution and Flag, Alex Dore, Will Jefferies, Sean Jacobs, Daniel Lahood, Alex Baird and Alexandra Marshall.

The conference was sponsored by Spectator Australia, Connor Court, and The Epoc Times

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On 6 November 2019, ACM held their National Conference, the twentieth since the landslide defeat of the republic referendum nationally, in every state and 72% of federal electorates. The referendum was held on that day in 1999.

Former High Court Justice, the Hon Michael Kirby, who drafted the ACM Charter, delivered the Neville Bonner Oration. He then presented credentials to our wonderful young ACM Ambassadors for the Constitution, Crown and Flag, Alex Dore, Will Jefferies, Sean Jacobs, Daniel Lahood, Alex Baird and Alexandra Marshall.
Selected previously unseen Conversations with John Howard and Tony Abbott were shown.
Peter King, former Member for Wentworth before Malcolm Turnbull, was interviewed on his key role in calling together a galaxy of outstanding and diverse Australians who were to form Australians for Constitutional Monarchy.
Former Senator and Consul-General the Hon. Nick Minchin, who with John Howard designed the constitutional convention and referendum process, one which was eminently fair to both sides, was interviewed on his role there and later as one of three loyalist ministers in the ACM engine room which ensured the 1999 victory.
The Hon. David Elliott was interviewed on his crucial role as ACM National Campaign Director during the referendum campaign.
Former Justice Ken Handley, former Justice Lloyd Waddy, the Rev Hon Fred Nile, Wing Commander (Rtd) Nick Hobson spoke on the campaign and the crucial importance of the constitution.
Alister Henskens SC MP delivered a fascinating paper challenging the constitutionality of the use of plebiscites where the constitution prescribes a referendum.
The conference was advised by national convenor David Flint that ACM is drawing on its unique experience in delivering the 1999 victory while relying on the advice of a ‘digital dream team’ to ensure the latest technology will be used in any future campaign. This is following the advice of John Howard, on the importance of keeping ACM together for any such eventuality.
[ ACM is the only organisation of the many represented at the 1998 Convention to have held a National Conference in every year since the referendum.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY-jp3o4jdk&t=22s

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Tony Abbott interview Part 1 of 10:
Tony Abbott's Message to ACM’s 20th NATIONAL CONFERENCE: Keep the Faith

The interview, conducted by Professor David Flint, was made in the lead-up to the 20th anniversary of the 1999 republic referendum.

This is Tony Abbott‘s message to delegates and ACM’s newly appointed  ACM Ambassadors attending ACM’s 20th National Conference which, against the predictions and wishes of the elites, marks the 20th anniversary of the defeat of the best model the ARM and its allies were able to develop.
The defeat was a landslide. The people voted No nationally, in every state and in 72% of electorates.
The  people thus reaffirmed their faith  in the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia.
ACM is the only organisation, republic or monarchist, to have held a national conference every year since the referendum,  
testimony to its  rigour in maintaining the struggle and vigilance against damaging change to the Constitution.
As Tony Abbott says, ACM are the ‘fiercest defenders of the Constitution’.

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JOHN HOWARD Part 10 of 10 — MESSAGE TO ACM’s 20th NATIONAL CONFERENCE

This is John Howard‘s message to delegates and ACM’s newly appointed  ACM Ambassadors attending ACM’s 20th National Conference which, against the predictions and wishes of the elites, marks the 20th anniversary of the defeat of the best model the ARM and its allies were able to develop.
The defeat was a landslide. The people voted No nationally, in every state and in 72% of electorates.
The  people thus reaffirmed their faith  in the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia.
ACM is the only organisation, republic or monarchist, to have held a national conference every year since the referendum,  
testimony to its  rigour in maintaining the struggle and vigilance against damaging change to the Constitution.
As Tony Abbott says, ACM are the ‘fiercest defenders of the Constitution’.

The interview, conducted by Professor David Flint, was made in the lead-up to the 20th anniversary of the 1999 republic referendum.

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If LLoyd Waddy QC is the father of ACM, David Flint says Peter King is its grandfather,

Flint recalls phoning Peter King when he was President of the NSW Liberal Party in 1991 concerning the formation of the Australian Republican Moment. Over lunch they agreed on the need for a body to defend the role of the Australian Crown in our Constitution. King acted on that, inviting some leading citizens to join a committee which was to become an organisation Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, bringing together people a cross the political spectrum

A distinguished barrister, Peter King has appeared in a number of landmark cases which ended up in the High Court, often acting pro bono. He has been a member of the Sydney University Senate, Chair of the Australian Heritage Commission 1998-2001, Chair of the World Heritage Committee in 2001-01, and President of the World Heritage Bureau in 2001-02. He was elected the President of Sydney College of Divinity in 2010, a position he still holds.

As mentioned above he was President of the New South Wales Division of the Liberal party prior to the referendum campaign and subsequently, the member of Wentworth until 2004 after which you returned a private practice.

Speaking at ACM's 20th National Conference, Peter King speaks on the early years and the important role of ACM.

He remains an outstanding supporter of the constitutional system.

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ACM 's 2018 National Conference was held in Parliament House Sydney on 3 October 2018 in the context of the alternative federal government’s obsessive determination to change Australia into a politicians’ republic through a convoluted series of at least two plebiscites, possibly a convention and then a referendum, an application of the principle reportedly favoured by Eurocrats, “The people must keep on voting until you get it right”.

The Conference once again featured an aspect of the Constitution which needs attention, unlike the provisions relating to the Australian Crown. This is an interpretation of the Constitution which arguably acts as a barrier to the drought proofing of the continent. In addition, another keynote address will be on the sovereignty of the nation and the role of the Crown.

Speakers included the leading broadcaster Alan Jones AO, who delivered the key note speech, the 28th Prime Minister the Hon Tony Abbott MP , the head of the Washington-based think tank ISSA, Gregory Copley whose important book , “Sovereignty in the 21st Century’’ was launched at the conference as well as Emeritus Professor David Flint. Among the distinguished panelists and attendees were Keith Windschuttle, Sophie York, Justice Kenneth Handley, broadcaster Ross Cameron, broadcaster Michael McLaren, Sophie York, Mayor Peter Cavanagh, Sean Jacobs, former Senator John Stone, Wing Commander (Rtd)Nick Hobson, John David Olsen, Nella Hall and Lt. Col (Rtd)Riccardo Bosi

ACM is the largest grassroots organisation, monarchist or republican. Leading a united front of monarchist organisations at the Constitutional Convention, it was the engine room of the 1999 No Case which won nationally, in every state and 72% of electorates. The oldest monarchist organisation, it is non-profit and has been audited every year since its incorporation. ACM called the largest and only successful demonstration in the debate to protest against the expulsion of the NSW Governors from Government House, campaigning until the Governor was returned.

Concentrating as it does on soundly argued principle and consistency, ACM is the only organisation in this debate, monarchist or republican, which has held a national conference in every year since the referendum.

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ACM 's 2018 National Conference was held in the context of the alternative government’s obsessive determination to change Australia into a republic through a series of at least two plebiscites, a convention and then a referendum, an application of the principle reportedly favoured by Eurocrats, “The people must keep on voting until you get it right”. ACM is the only organisation in this debate which, concentrating as it does on sound principle and consistency, has held a national conference in every year since the referendum.
In opposing this move, ACM is in no way anti-Labor,
The keynote speech yet again featured an aspect of the Constitution which needs attention, unlike the Australian Crown. This is an interpretation of the constitution acts as a barrier to the drought proofing of the continent. In addition, another keynote address will be on the sovereignty of the nation and the role of the Crown in that state.
Speakers included leading broadcaster Alan Jones, 28th Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the head of the Washington-based think tank ISSA, Gregory Copley

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ACM 's 2018 National Conference was held in the context of the alternative government’s obsessive determination to change Australia into a republic through a series of at least two plebiscites, a convention and then a referendum, an application of the principle reportedly favoured by Eurocrats, “The people must keep on voting until you get it right”. ACM is the only organisation in this debate which, concentrating as it does on sound principle and consistency, has held a national conference in every year since the referendum.
The keynote speech yet again featured an aspect of the Constitution which needs attention, unlike the Australian Crown. This is an interpretation of the constitution acts as a barrier to the drought proofing of the continent. In addition, another keynote address will be on the sovereignty of the nation and the role of the Crown in that state.
Speakers included leading broadcaster Alan Jones, 28th Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the head of the Washington-based think tank ISSA, Gregory Copley whose book , “Sovereignty in the 21st Century’’ was launched at the conference.
Here Lt Col ( Rtd) Riccardo Bosi speaks on effective communication startegies

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ACM 's 2018 National Conference was held in the context of the alternative government’s obsessive determination to change Australia into a republic through a series of at least two plebiscites, a convention and then a referendum, an application of the principle reportedly favoured by Eurocrats, “The people must keep on voting until you get it right”. ACM is the only organisation in this debate which, concentrating as it does on sound principle and consistency, has held a national conference in every year since the referendum.
The keynote speech yet again featured an aspect of the Constitution which needs attention, unlike the Australian Crown. This is an interpretation of the constitution acts as a barrier to the drought proofing of the continent. In addition, another keynote address will be on the sovereignty of the nation and the role of the Crown in that state.
Speakers included leading broadcaster Alan Jones, 28th Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the head of the Washington-based think tank ISSA, Gregory Copley whose book , “Sovereignty in the 21st Century’’ was launched at the conference.
In this session, Bishop John Hepworth asks about ACM being an active political force and keeping the constitutional monarchy relevant to the young.

David Flint responds by referring to preparations being made and the state of polling, especially in regard to the young.

Nick Hobson tells how to register as an ACM member.

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ACM 's 2018 National Conference was held in the context of the alternative government’s obsessive determination to change Australia into a republic through a series of at least two plebiscites, a convention and then a referendum, an application of the principle reportedly favoured by Eurocrats, “The people must keep on voting until you get it right”. ACM is the only organisation in this debate which, concentrating as it does on sound principle and consistency, has held a national conference in every year since the referendum.
The keynote speech yet again featured an aspect of the Constitution which needs attention, unlike the Australian Crown. This is an interpretation of the constitution acts as a barrier to the drought proofing of the continent. In addition, another keynote address will be on the sovereignty of the nation and the role of the Crown in that state.
Speakers included leading broadcaster Alan Jones, 28th Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the head of the Washington-based think tank ISSA, Gregory Copley whose book , “Sovereignty in the 21st Century’’ was launched at the conference.

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Australians for Constitutional Monarchy held its National Conference in Melbourne in October 2017 with Tony Abbott as our
keynote speaker. The theme related to the development of a battle plan to fight the threatened push for a politicians’ republic by any future Shorten government. .

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The Q&A panel at ACM’s 18th National Conference — Keith Windschuttle, Damien Freeman, Nick Hobson, Peter Manuel, Jai Martinkovits and David Flint as chairman —discuss the constitutional recognition of the indigenous people. Professor Flint begins with a short introduction to our constitutional system.

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Bryan R Stertern-Gill  of the Victorian Chapter of the Monarchist League in Australia recalls how the defence of the constitutional
monarchy began in Australia with a meeting at his home of Australian members of the International Monarchist League in September 1993 at Bryan's home. This was in response to a proposal to establish an Australian Chapter of the IML. He was Introduced by Tim á Beckett who was present at the first meeting and is now Victorian Convenor of ACM.
Vote of Thanks proposed by Jai Martinkovits

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The Q&A panel at ACM’s 18th National Conference — Keith Windschuttle, Damien Freeman, Nick Hobson, Peter Manuel, Jai Martinkovits and David Flint as chairman —hear a message from Alan Jones and then discuss the constitutional provision on the rights of farmers to the reasonable use of waters of rivers for conservation or irrigation in the context of the Murray Darling Basin Plan and related issues.

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A distinguished panel, at ACM’s 18th National Conference - Keith Windschuttle, Damien Freeman, Nick Hobson. Peter Manuel, Jai Martinkovits and David Flint as chairman discuss the potential for electoral fraud and the Constitution. This is followed by a brief discussion on national symbols.

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A Q&A panel, at ACM’s 18th National Conference - Keith Windschuttle, Damien Freeman, Nick Hobson. Peter Manuel, Jai Martinkovits and David Flint as chairman discuss BREXIT and Australia

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John David Olsen , Digital Strategist and Global Project Manager join David Flint and Jai Martinkovits to discuss ACM's digital strategy. With Wing Commander Nick Hobson, John David Olsen and Jai Martinkovits constitute ACM's national digital team.

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A distinguished panel, at ACM’s 18th National Conference - Keith Windschuttle, Damien Freeman, Nick Hobson. Senator James Paterson, Jai Martinkovits and David Flint as chairman discuss BREXIT and Australia

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A distinguished panel, Keith Windschuttle, Damien Freeman, Nick Hobson. Senator James Patterson, Jai Martinkovits and David Flint as chairman discuss the same sex marriage survey an in particular whether it should have been put to the people as a referendum under the Constitution

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Australians for Constitutional Monarchy held their 17th National Conference on 31 October 2016 at Parliament House Sydney.
Here Executive Director Jai Martinkovits introduces National Convenor Professor David Flint to report on events since the last conference

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The report of ACM's very active Tasmanian Division was delivered to the 17th National Conference by Reg Watson, the state convenor and a prominent commentator in the Tasmanian media . Reg also talks about his forthcoming book.

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Dellys Kelly has for many years reported to ACM's National Conference on the very active and longstanding Toowoomba Branch of ACM,. Here she reports to ACM's 17th National Conference held on 31 October , 2016 at
Parliament House Sydney

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Operational Structure 1999. How can it relate to 2018?

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National Executive Director, Jai Martinkovits, updated the newly reinvigorated South Australian Division on ACM's recent and current activities at a national level.

He explained how although a politicians' republic is off the agenda, ACM still remains an extremely relevant and proactive organisation.

The occasion was a special dinner in South Australia celebrating Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee at which the guest of honour and keynote speaker was the Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG.

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Welcoming delegates to the Diamond Jubilee National Conference, branch President, George Bruce, recalled the history and current activities of the Riverina branch of ACM.

Mr. Bruce paid tribute to branch Secretary, Rhonda Schipp.

"Rhonda Schipp is the driving force of this branch - she is the kelpie that rounds up the flock. She is the organiser of all of our functions", he said.

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Details for the 15-16 September ACM National Conference are now available.

Jai Martinkovits speaks about the exciting programme which will culminate in an address by Sophie Mirabella on "Symbols of the Monarchy under and Abbott government". Mindful of current polling, this is an address you will not want to miss.

Members will also have an opportunity to to be involved in decisions about the future.

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Tony Abbott, Leader of HM's Loyal Australian Oposition, delivered the Neville Bonner Oration at ACM's 2010 National Conference. This was the eleventh such conference since the referendum.

He also handed out the 2010 Neville Bonner Prize in ACM's School Competition.

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27th November 2010, Sydney, NSW. The Hon. Tony Abbott MP delivers the annual Neville Bonner Oration to Australians for Constitutional Monarchy. Part 1 "The Heart Has Reasons" - The Significance of the Royal Engagement. Tony Abbott discusses a media commentariat that is "resentful and superior at the same time" and notes that the Sydney Morning Herald is afraid the engagement might distract attention from "the" republic.

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27th November 2010, Sydney, NSW. The Hon. Tony Abbott MP delivers the annual Neville Bonner Oration to Australians for Constitutional Monarchy. Part 2 "Surprising Chords in Unlikely People" - Neville Bonner and the Australian Crown. Tony Abbott discusses the universality of the Crown. You no more need to be of British origin to value it than to be of British origin to want to speak English.

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27th November 2010, Sydney, NSW. The Hon. Tony Abbott MP delivers the annual Neville Bonner Oration to Australians for Constitutional Monarchy. Part 3 "Almost..an indigenous crown" - The Evolution of the Australian Crown.

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National Conference 2009 - Amanda Stoker

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