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King Charles III says Australian republic decision is for people to decide

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There are reports that King Charles III is adopting a non-confrontational approach towards republican campaigners in Australia. In response to concerns from the Australian public, the king's assistant private secretary emphasized Charles' deep affection and love for Australia, indicating a commitment to the relationship between the monarchy and the country.

  1. AU
    Anthony Albanese
    Australian Government
    1. Australia should have an Australian as our head of state.
  2. GB
    Buckingham Palace
    1. Like his mother before him, it has always been the case that His Majesty The King feels that it is a matter for the Australian people.
  3. GB
    Nathan Ross
    Buckingham Palace
    1. His Majesty, as a constitutional monarch, acts on the ­advice of his ministers and whether Australia becomes a republic is, therefore, a matter for the Australian public to decide.
  4. GB
    Graham Smith
    Abolish the Monarchy
    1. I'm also here to say to Australians this isn't an institution that deserves respect or deference, and that they shouldn't believe for a moment that the UK is a nation of royalists. I'm hoping the visit will help influence the debate in both countries and highlight the irrelevance of the monarchy.
  5. GB
    Hugo Vickers
    1. I'm sure that the medical team has been consulted and will look after the King and make sure that he doesn't overwork, as we know he has a propensity to do. I'm sure he wouldn't be undertaking the trip unless he was fit enough to do it.

Australian Republic

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sources

  1. 1.BBC
  2. 2.The Guardian
  3. 3.The Times
  4. 4.Daily Mail
  5. 5.Morning Mail

perspectives

  1. 1.British Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Protests
  3. 3.British Monarchy
  4. 4.Independence Movements
  5. 5.Australian Foreign Policy
  6. 6.Australia under Anthony Albanese
  7. 7.Commonwealth

countries

  1. 1.AustraliaAU
  2. 2.BarbadosBB
  3. 3.FranceFR
  4. 4.United KingdomGB
  5. 5.MalaysiaMY
  6. 6.QatarQA
  7. 7.RwandaRW
  8. 8.SamoaWS
  9. 9.ZambiaZM

organizations

  1. 1.Commonwealth
  2. 2.Buckingham PalaceGB
  3. 3.Australian Republic Movement

persons

  1. 1.Anthony AlbaneseAU
  2. 2.Nathan RossGB
  3. 3.Graham SmithGB
  4. 4.Hugo VickersGB
  5. 5.Isaac Jeffrey
  6. 6.Michael Dixon
  7. 7.King Charles IIIGB

technicals

  1. 1.Down Under
  2. 2.Pacific Ocean