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Why Don’t Women Support the Republic?

Posted on May 11 2011

Kelly Hockley asks the question on Independent Australia – Why do more men than women support the Republic?  She provides no clues but there were 24 comments in reply – all from men!  www.independentaustralia.net

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For a brief but useful guide to republicanism in Australia, see the entry in Wikipedia

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Woman for an Australian Republic, Adelaide Ironside, republican poet and artist 1831-1867

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Self portrait 1855, Newcastle Art Gallery NSW

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Senate Inquiry

Report of Senate Inquiry into the Republic Plebiscite Bill released 15 June 2009

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