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2025 marks 50 years since Australia’s most significant constitutional crisis: the dismissal of the Whitlam Government. The event revealed significant weaknesses and flaws in the Australian Constitution and the conventions by which it operates, as well as new faultlines in our relationship with the monarchy—much of which have yet to be revealed to the Australian public.
Former ARM National Committee Member Professor Jenny Hocking joins ARM Co-Chair Esther Anatolitis to discuss what this year’s milestone means for the future Australian republic.
Reading materials: The Palace Letters by Jenny Hocking
In 2021, Barbados made history, officially becoming a republic. But how did they get there? What strategies were key to their success, and how did they unite their people behind the vision of a republic? Chereda Grannum, a member of the Republican Status Transition Advisory Committee, joins ARM Youth Convenor Yasmin Poole to share the behind-the-scenes story of Barbados’ journey and what Australia can learn.
Reading materials: The Charter of Barbados
This will be a fabulous Victorian event with wonderful guest speakers. To attend, please click on the following link https://forms.gle/12EHzdxezWt9PnC28 or contact Reggie Michelson at email VIC@republic.org.au
2025 marks 50 years since Australia’s most significant constitutional crisis: the dismissal of the Whitlam Government. The event revealed significant weaknesses and flaws in the Australian Constitution and the conventions by which it operates, as well as new faultlines in our relationship with the monarchy—much of which have yet to be revealed to the Australian public.
The ACT Branch will be at the National Multicultural Festival in 2025.
In 2021, Barbados made history, officially becoming a republic. But how did they get there?
Join the ACT Branch as we look at a range of activities we would like to make happen in 2025.
Join us for dinner as we discuss 'The King of Australia' with special guest speaker Bridget Archer MP, Liberal Member for Bass.
We’re waving goodbye to royal reign and calling for an Australian as our Head of State.
We’re waving goodbye to royal reign and calling for an Australian as our Head of State.
We’re waving goodbye to royal reign and calling for an Australian as our Head of State.
We’re waving goodbye to royal reign and calling for an Australian as our Head of State.
We’re waving goodbye to royal reign and calling for an Australian as our Head of State.
We’re waving goodbye to royal reign and calling for an Australian as our Head of State.
We’re excited to invite you to the official launch of the Gold Coast sub-branch on Saturday 5 October!
Join us at the Open Victorian Branch Council Meeting with Esther Anatolitis, Co-Chair of the Australian Republic Movement.
Join us for an engaging evening of conversation on Saturday 21 September at An Australian Republic: More Important Now Than Ever.
Join other members and supporters from the Hunter region in the campaign for an Australian republic and learn about what the ARM is working on.
The Tasmanian Branch of the Australian Republic Movement warmly invites you to join us for an evening of insightful discussion and delicious dining at Chillies Indian Restaurant.
Join us for an informal online gathering of women sharing their ideas, vision and interest in an Australian republic, hosted by the ARM Women’s Network.
This month the Queensland Branch is hosting a dinner with author Dr Benjamin T Jones on the 17th of August in the Brisbane CBD.
Join the ACT Branch of the Australian Republic Movement for a fun-filled trivia night.
‘Let Them Eat Cake’ is an informal gathering of women sharing their ideas, vision and interest in having an Australian as Australia’s Head of State over a cuppa.
The women of the Tasmanian Branch Council of the Australian Republic Movement are running a Women’s Network Event: ‘Let Them Eat Cake’.
Don your bonnet rouge and join us for an afternoon of fun and frivolity at the ACT Branch’s Let Them Eat Cake event.
Join the Queensland Branch of the Australian Republic Movement for a catch-up in Brisbane.
Newly-elected National Co-Chair Esther Anatolitis and the SA Branch Council will be enjoying an informal catch-up - and we’d love to see you there!
Join us at the launch of the new Australian Republic Movement sub-branch in the Sunshine Coast region.
Join us for a 'Politics in the Pub' gathering hosted by the Victorian Branch of the Australian Republic Movement.
Meet with Co-Chair Craig Foster, WA Convenor Bodhi Hardinge, and National Director & CEO Isaac Jeffrey for an insightful update on the campaign.
Join us for a Members Drop in Session with National Director and CEO Isaac Jeffrey.
Join the Tasmanian Branch Council of the Australian Republic Movement in a conversation about republic models throughout the world.
