Among the thunderous and warm welcomes for the King and Queen in Australia was a small army of anti-monarchy protesters.

The visit of the King and Queen reminds us of the enduring stability of our constitutional monarchy model of government ...

Because in a constitutional monarchy such as ours ... the first parliamentary institution on the Australian continent. Both have developed and changed over the last 2 centuries (I certainly ...

King Charles III concluded his visit to Australia, a reigniting debate on the monarchy's relevance. Anti-monarchists advocate ...

The King was diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer in February and stepped back from engagements although he continued with his constitutional ... anti-monarchy demonstration in Australia ...

From health concerns to an Indigenous Australian senator shouting “You are not our king,” the royal tour is off to a rough ...

CANBERRA, Australia — British King Charles III has been berated by an Australian senator in Canberra, who accused the ...

An Australian senator confronted King Charles III, demanding he give back indigenous lands while declaring "You're not my king!" ...

The visit of the King and Queen to Australia has predictably aroused contrasting enthusiasms. On the one hand the “G’day Your ...

Australia became a fully independent country in 1986 but remains a constitutional monarchy in which the British monarch ...

Only this time, the interventions are more divorced from reality, if not downright childish, than ever. Troy Bramston in a column for the Australian this week said it beggars belief that Australia ...