Summary
Australia has grown up. Yet we’re still tied to a foreign monarchy.
King Charles III is our Head of State, not because he’s elected or chosen, but because of birthright. He’s a British citizen, lives overseas, and has no direct connection to Australia. Meanwhile, every Australian in Parliament must be a citizen. It’s time for a change.
Why a Republic?
Our outdated system places the King at the top of the Executive, Judiciary, and Legislature. Important decisions are made in his name, yet we have no say in who fills this role. It’s time to fix this. We need a leader who is accountable to us, chosen by us, and lives here, working for us.
A republic would put Australia’s future in our hands. We deserve a Head of State we can choose, who understands our issues, and who we can hold accountable. We don’t need a monarch born into power; we need a leader elected by the people.
Moving to a republic is about embracing a modern, democratic system that works for everyone.