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Craig Foster AM LLB HonLLD. 419th Mantilda. 40th Captain. Member, Australian Multicultural Council. Adjunct Professor, Sport & Social Responsibility. Broadcaster. Social justice and human rights campaigner #SaveHakeem
Question: Do you know who Australia’s Head of State is? Answer: King Charles III We had some fun on ‘The Jury’ on Sky News Australia this week talking about Australia’s Head of State and Australian Republic. Only trouble was, we ran into a major hurdle - head of the monarchists, Eric Abetz tried to pretend that King Charles is not Australia’s Head of State! Even producing the appropriate clause in the Constitution wasn’t enough. Truthfully, it wasn’t a suprise. Attempts to avoid conversation about the monarchy’s suitability to represent contemporary Australia are understandable, since over 75% of Australians believe that Charles does not represent us, or our culture. Nonetheless, as I pointed out on the show, our intention is not to demonise Charles, or Australians who love the monarchy. Quite the opposite. We want to be honest but respectful of our history and all those who have contributed. We’re all Australians and can all work together to find the right path to our full independence as a country and will continue to let all Aussies know, we respect you and your views. Yes, including Eric. It’s less about Charles, and all about us. In future though, perhaps we can ground the conversation in reality, and stick to the book called the Australian Constitution?
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What “culture” are you arguing for Craig Foster AM ? According to your regime, there is no Australian culture proper, just seperate minorities competing for an arbitrary ideal. The Crown is precisely what unites the diversity of culture (by a mere thread) in this country and other Commonwealth nations. There is a pervading anti-nationalist sentiment being promoted and adopted in the country thanks to public figures like you, consequently, assuming an already dismantled national identity. A “democratically” elected head-of-state is hardly going to magically invoke a sense of nationhood. On the contrary, Republicanism is simply ‘kicking the can’ further down the road into cultural oblivion because its ‘well-meaning’ ideology is built upon a fractured cultural foundation.
Craig Foster AM LLB HonLLD. 419th Mantilda. 40th Captain. Member, Australian Multicultural Council. Adjunct Professor, Sport & Social Responsibility. Broadcaster. Social justice and human rights campaigner #SaveHakeem
Question: Do you know who Australia’s Head of State is? Answer: King Charles III We had some fun on ‘The Jury’ on Sky News Australia this week talking about Australia’s Head of State and Australian Republic. Only trouble was, we ran into a major hurdle - head of the monarchists, Eric Abetz tried to pretend that King Charles is not Australia’s Head of State! Even producing the appropriate clause in the Constitution wasn’t enough. Truthfully, it wasn’t a suprise. Attempts to avoid conversation about the monarchy’s suitability to represent contemporary Australia are understandable, since over 75% of Australians believe that Charles does not represent us, or our culture. Nonetheless, as I pointed out on the show, our intention is not to demonise Charles, or Australians who love the monarchy. Quite the opposite. We want to be honest but respectful of our history and all those who have contributed. We’re all Australians and can all work together to find the right path to our full independence as a country and will continue to let all Aussies know, we respect you and your views. Yes, including Eric. It’s less about Charles, and all about us. In future though, perhaps we can ground the conversation in reality, and stick to the book called the Australian Constitution?
‘Incredibly proud of our country’: Australian republic movement enters public debate
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Celebrating freedom, unity, and progress on this remarkable Independence Day! 🇮🇳 Let's come together to honor the sacrifices that shaped our nation's journey. #independenceday #happyindependenceday #independencedayindia #75thindependenceday #happyindependenceday🇮🇳 #indianindependenceday #independencedaycelebration #indiaindependenceday #independenceday🇮🇳
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Let’s take a moment to reflect on the bravery and sacrifices that paved the path to our independence. Today, let us honour those who made it possible and cherish our freedom. 🙏 #divinekangen #independenceday #independenceday2023 #independencedayindia #independencedaycelebration #independenceday2023
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#anyotherdayforaustraliaday Did you know on this day, March 16th in 1898 the representatives of five colonies adopt a constitution, which will become the basis of the Commonwealth of Australia. So it was today that Australia was born (as opposed to January 26th which marks the establishment of a British colony on these lands). Surely March 16th is a more appropriate day to celebrate Australia than January 26th!?! #anyotherdayforaustraliaday #especiallymarch16
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Dear Paulo, I can only join you in this celebration!!! The history of the liberation of Guinea-Bissau is one of the most fascinating of the continent. It offers several valuable lessons that can be applied not only in Africa but also in other regions striving for independence, self-determination, and development. Here are five key lessons: 1. Unity and Collaboration: Guinea-Bissau's struggle for independence was characterized by a united front involving various ethnic and political groups. African nations can learn the importance of setting aside internal differences and working collaboratively towards common goals for the betterment of their nations. 2. Persistence and Resilience: The liberation movement in Guinea-Bissau endured a long and challenging struggle against colonial rule. Africans can draw inspiration from this and understand that persistence and resilience are crucial when facing adversity and working towards a brighter future. 3. Innovation in Warfare: The Guinea-Bissau liberation movement employed innovative guerrilla warfare tactics that played a significant role in their success. African nations can learn the importance of adaptability and creative strategies when faced with powerful adversaries. 4. Local Leadership and Ownership: Guinea-Bissau's struggle was led by local leaders who understood the nuances of their society and culture. African nations can emphasize the importance of local leadership and ownership in shaping their destinies and promoting self-determination. 5. International Solidarity: The liberation movement received support from various countries and international organizations. African nations can learn the importance of forging alliances and seeking support from the international community to advance their causes and gain independence. These lessons are inspirational and practical insights for nations working towards achieving their national goals.
Celebrating Guinea-Bissau's journey to 50 years of freedom on this National Independence Day. May our nation thrive and prosper. 🇬🇼 A luta continua ✊🏿 #GuineaBissau #IndependenceDay
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Since I've been here in the US I've been surprised by how often I've been asked if NZ has a 'homelessness problem'. This article is about a friend in my home town of Whangārei, who is using his Māori model to flip the script and find new pathways to healing based on indigenous knowledge and innovation. Ka mau te wehi Richard Pehi Ngaire Rae https://lnkd.in/eNy-5FyX
Pehi is representing his country... - The Northern Advocate
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