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NSW revives republic

Written by ACM

Thursday, 19 November 2009

Writing in the well read column, "The Diary" in The Sydney Morning Herald (19/11) Sean Nicholls and Jessica Mahar report:

NSW REVIVES REPUBLIC
The question of whether Australia should become a republic is still being pushed by the NSW Labor Party. The central policy branch has organised a debate between the national convener of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, David Flint, and a constitutional law expert, Professor George Williams, to be held on Monday at Trades Hall in Sydney. ''NSW Labor is to be congratulated for allowing both sides to present their views and to defend their positions on this important issue,'' the ACM's website says.