Australians for Constitutional Monarchy

Sydney, 9am 2RJD FM 88.1 and other community radio stations. Immediately after Macquarie Radio News. "Kaleidoscope":  Comperes George and Felicity interview Professor David Flint.

 Sydney, NSW: 11am for 1130am The Kingsford Smith Branch meets at  the  Coogee Diggers Club - Coogee RSL, Carr/Byron Streets, Coogee.

 Sydney, NSW: 715pm Dinner La Tavola, 16 Falcon St, Crows Nest. The Northern Suburbs Liberal Club.

“A republic? Not inevitable...and certainly not likely!” Speaker: Professor David Flint.  Rrsvp by 9 April  to Marilyn Mackenzie-Cameron 0402 118 059 or email to Richard Rawle via This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it $40 per head for two course meal including wine. Cash/chq on the evening.

Collingrove Homestead, South Australia, 6 K from Angaston, Barossa Valley. From noon.The Queen’s 82nd Birthday. Country Barbecue, entertainment including Australian Light horse, English Folk Singers, Scottish Piper and dancer. Adults,$15, under13 $5, preschoolers, free. In recogntion of 60years of the Land Rover, if you bring and display yours, free for the driver.  Transport available. Contact Rob Carter, phone (w) 83 49 62 55 (h) 83 89 15 18

Sydney, 12noon for 1230PM, Luncheon, Parliament House, The Queen’s Birthday, Speaker : The Hon. Alexander Downer: " "Republicanism in Australia."

Sydney, NSW, The Pittwater School, Great Hall. Dinner. St.George’sDay. Speaker: Professor David Flint 

Marlborough, New Zealand. The Vintner's Retreat. Blenheim. The Summer Sounds Symposium, now held on the southern winter solstice.   Key note speech, “Constitutional change in Australia and New Zealand?”  Speaker Professor David Flint.

[Details will shortly be posted on the symposium site, http://www.summersounds.co.nz. The Symposium is an annual meeting of minds from the scientific, academic, business, political and media communities founded in 1997 by Amy (Agnes-Mary) Brooke, columnist, critic, commentator and children's writer.]

North Sydney, NSW.  Upholding the Australian Constitution. The Samuel Griffiths Society, 20th Conference. Rydges Hotel, 54 McLaren Street, North Sydney, (02) 9922 131154

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Friday 22-Sunday 24 August, 2008 

North Sydney, NSW.  Upholding the Australian Constitution. The Samuel Griffiths Society, 20th Conference. Rydges Hotel, 54 McLaren Street, North Sydney, (02) 9922 131154 Information: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it : www.samuelgriffith.org.au 

   Friday, Saturday, 19-20 September, 2008: 

ACM National Conference at the Hotel Northbridge in Northbridge (Perth) Western Australia.  

   Thursday, 6 November, 2008: 

Affirmation Day, TBA The Ninth Anniversary of the 1999 Referendum. TBA

The Birthday of the Prince of Wales, TBA        

·       Monday 3 December, 2007, Tasmania Day, Raising of the Tasmanian Flag and Morning Tea. 10:00am.  Venue to be advised.  Under the auspices of the Australian National Flag Association(Tas). For further information, phone Reg Watson 03 62438597 or 0409975 587. 

         Thursday 22 November, 2007, 6:30pm, A Debate hosted by SLICE -TV   and the   Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts on the topic: “That Australia should be a Republic with Waltzing Matilda as its Anthem.”

The speakers are: Curtis Levy Filmmaker and Senate candidate on a pro Waltzing Matilda platform, and Professor David Flint National Convenor, Australians for Constitutional Monarchy

The Moderator will be:   Katrina Foster, Writer and Actor, and the debate will be filmed for broadcasting.

The Venue is: Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts auditorium on the first floor, 280 Pitt Street Sydney 2000 

.        Monday 10th December 2007, 10.30am-12.30pm, ACM’s Devonshire Tea – Our  final Sydney event for 2007Venue: Sydney Union Club, 25 Bent St, SydneyCost: $20 (includes GST)RSVP: Wednesday 5th December 2007  

  ·      Sunday 3rd February 2008, South Australia. 4pm to 6.30pm, Afternoon Tea to Celebrate the 56th year of the Queen's accession to the Throne.  Entertainment includes the Barossa Light Horse, the English Folk Singers·'Here's to Friends", Scottish piper and dancer and more.       Adults $25. Children under 12 $5. Held at the historic Collingrove Homestead, near Angaston about an hour’s drive north of Adelaide S.A. Phone 08 8349 6225.   

• ·         Monday, 3 September 2007, Annual National Flag Day Luncheon, 12 for 12:30pm, Parliament House, Hobart.  Guest speaker, the Hon Michael Hodgman QC MP. Under the auspices of the Australian National Flag Association (Tas). Cost $30.  Phone Reg Watson  (03) 62 43 85 97 or 0409 975 587

• ·         Monday, 3 September, 2007, Australian National Flag Day Ceremonies in Brisbane, Bundaberg, Logan City , Parramatta and  Sydney arranged by the Australian National Flag Association whose website provides further details
•          Saturday, 15 September, 2007 JUMBLE SALE, St. Mark’s Church, Darling Point, in Sydney. From an exotic foot spa, hedge trimmer and “found art” to china, toys, Christmas gifts, trendy clothes, shoes, jewellery and accessories, you’ll find a treasure trove at the Jumble Sale to be held at St. Mark’s Church Hall on Saturday 15th September organised by supporters of the Australian Constitution. Doors open 8 am to 2 pm.  
• ·          Friday, 21 September, 2007: Battle of Britain Commemoration, Luncheon 12 for 1230PM offered by The Royal Society of St. George, in the presence of Air Vice Marshall Bensken, Four Seasons Hotel, ( formerly Regent) 199 George Street North, The Rocks, Sydney. Cost $75. Reservations, Mrs G Fisher, PO Box 35, Wahroongah, 2076. Inquiries, Peter Cavanagh, President, 02 93321897

·       Weekend 17-19 August, 2007 : A session on the subject, “The Crown in Australia”, is included in the programme for the nineteenth conference of The Samuel Griffith Society to be held at the Bayview Hotel, 6 Queen’s Road,  Melbourne on 17-19 August, 2007. The Society is the nation’s leading federalist organization, dedicated to the promotion of discussion of constitutional matters through the articulation of a clear position in support of decentralisation of power through the renewal of our federal structure; and to the defence of the great virtues of the present Constitution against those who would undermine it in order to supplant it with a unitary state.

·       Sunday morning, 26 August, 2007: Conference Delegates will be taken by coach to see the State Coach Britannia  and to meet the designer , Mr. Jim Frecklington, OAM

.       Friday,21 September, 2007: Battle of Britain Commemoration, Luncheon 12 for 1230PM offered by The Royal Society of St. George, in the presence of Air Vice Marshall Bensken, Four Seasons Hotel, ( formerly Regent) 199 George Street North, The Rocks, Sydney. Cost $75. Reservations, Mrs G Fisher, PO Box 35, Wahroongah, 2076. Inquiries, Peter Cavanagh, President, 02 93321897 

·       Tuesday, 20 November , 2007: Luncheon, The Royal Society of ST. George, in the distinguished presence of HE The Governor of NSW, Professor Marie Bashir, Parliament House, Sydney to celebrate the Diamond Anniversary of  HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.

·       Monday 3 December, 2007, Tasmania Day, Raising of the Tasmanian Flag and morning tea. 10:00am.  Venue to be advised.  Under the auspices of the Australian National Flag Association(Tas). For further information, phone Reg Watson 03 62438597 or 0409975 587

 ·       Sunday 3rd February 2008, South Australia. 4pm to 6.30pm, Afternoon tea to celebrate the 56th year of the Queen's accession to the throne.  Afternoon tea and entertainment including the Barossa Light Horse, English Folk Singers·       'Here's to Friends", Scottish piper and dancer and more.       Adults $25. Children under 12 $5. Held at the historic Collingrove Homestead, near Angaston about an hour’s drive north of Adelaide S.A. Phone 08 8349 6225.