Benefits of this model for an Australian Republic
Here is a summarized version of the model for a republic, along with the benefits and objections associated with it: Model Summary: Benefits: Objections: Overall:
Month: August 2023
Path to an Australian Republic
Here is a summarized version of the path to a republic outlined in the text: In summary, the path to an Australian republic involves consultation, harmonization of terminology, preventing divergence, a Constitutional Convention, testing the election process, using existing platforms for campaigns, formalizing rules, holding a referendum, safeguarding against secession, requesting international changes, and symbolically … Read more
Round Robin model for an Australian Republic
Here’s a summarized version of the proposed model for an Australian republic: In essence, this proposed model outlines the transformation from a constitutional monarchy to a republic by electing an Australian head of state while preserving key aspects of the existing constitutional structure.
The Crown in Australia
A summary of several key ideas related to the Crown of Australia, its constitutional structure, and the challenges in transitioning from a constitutional monarchy to a republic. Here’s a summary of the main points: In essence, the text delves into Australia’s historical ties to the British Crown, the complexities of its unique constitutional monarchy, and … Read more
The end of Oppenheimer’s nuclear energy dream: Modular reactors supported by ideology alone
https://reneweconomy.com.au/the-end-of-oppenheimers-nuclear-energy-dream-modular-reactors-supported-by-ideology-alone/ Interesting article from a knowledgeable author about the nuclear industry, and the true potential for small reactors (very little, if any).
Inquiry into the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum
https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/Former_Committees/Aboriginal_and_Torres_Strait_Islander_Voice_Referendum/VoiceReferendum The Australian Parliament ran an Inquiry into the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum earlier this year. They opened the Inquiry to public submissions, and over 3000 people shared their ideas and thoughts. The Committee decided to publish less than 10% of the submission, almost exclusively from VIPs, and the rest were labelled … Read more