Australian referendum on a republic will wait
The accession of Charles III has revived debate over whether Australia should keep the monarchy as head of state
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In this article
- Albanese and referendum timing
- Public opinion
- Government still needs a mandate
- Trust issues
- Indigenous status
- Public apathy
- Labor ambivalence
- Remaining ambiguity over monarch's role
- Reformists divided
- Appointed president
- Unclear purpose
- Political disconnect
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