Am Australian head of state always Ismise/Banjo, no need to bend our knee to the head of any other country.
Ending the thought England ever had any right to colonise forever any country.
Being proud to be AUSTRALIAN
Banjo, within three years we will be voting in a referendum on this very subject.

WHEREAS it hath pleased Almighty God to call to His Mercy Our Late Sovereign Lord, King George the Sixth,: We, therefore, Sir William John McKell, Commander-in-Chief in and over the Commonwealth of Australia , proclaim Elizabeth Queen of this realm , Supreme Liege Lady in and over the Commonwealth of Australia,.

She was not crowned Queen of Oz and Australia's changing the 1953 contract in mid-stream started the rot. McKell was not the almighty and Liz didn't thank him for it. Charles needs to get his act together and sensible head-wear is a start.

Here is a link that lists and explains nine things
that we should know about a potential Australian
Republic. It's worth considering:

http://theconversation.com/nine-things-you-should-know-about-a-potential-australian-republic-89759

No.

Is easier to explain with history the need to beware the pretenders, the conspirators, with history stories.

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Belly,

"Am Australian head of state always Ismise/Banjo, no need to bend our knee to the head of any other country.
Ending the thought England ever had any right to colonise forever any country.
Being proud to be AUSTRALIAN "

So, how does that help the ordinary Australian?
Are you finding it hard to give a coherent answer?

How's the study of Prince Charles going?
Found any 'chinless wonders' yet?

//Why do new PM's have to firstly go to the UK and ASK for her 'permission' to be the new PM of Australia?//

They don't.

//Sorry Toni, we are still tied to 'mummy's' apron strings//

No, not in sense except the purely symbolic. The UK has no legal power over us, and they haven't for a while now.

It seems to me like you received your education in civics a long time ago, and have since steadfastly resisted updating it because it's completely unheard of for facts to change or something. I know you tend to take it as some sort of personal affront when people correct you, so I'll leave it there.