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A new Australian republic : Some implications for surveyors
Abstract Australia is already a de facto republic, as can be shown by a simple analysis of where power vests. While the roles of the monarch and Governor-General are the focus of much of the republican debate, the real issue is the role of ‘The Crown’ in Australian government and land tenure.
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