This video suggests that people should not be eligible to hold high office in Australia beyond the age of 70 years.

This video looks at the selection and appointment of the Australian Governor-General and the disconnection between the government contemplated under the current Australian Constitution and the actual practices of the Australian government.

This video looks at three possible questions that could be put to a referendum in Australia that would allow Australians to express our opinion on whether Australia should become a republic.

This video looks at our Constitution as the contract between Australians and their elected government, which sets out our rights and responsibilities as a nation. It questions if it is right that a single person has the final say under our Constitution and that person is not Australian, was not elected by our citizens, does not live in Australia and has no checks and balances over their ultimate power over Australian citizens.

This video explains the approach that would be taken under the proposed draft New Aussie Constitution that would only permit taxation to be levied by one tier of Government in Australia, the Commonwealth.

The New Aussie Constitution Trust has released a new revision of the proposed draft New Aussie Constitution with the proposed indigenous voice to Parliament removed from the drafting in recognition of the referendum result.

The proposed Referendum for an indigenous voice to parliament (the Voice) is a valid and important question to ask the Australian people but it is let down by the proposed wording of the accompanying change to the Constitution. The proposed change is too brief to properly define the Voice and provides almost no guidance to the parliament and the courts. Worst of all, it puts all of the powers for defining the Voice in the hands of the parliament.

If Australians are going to vote for their own Head of State under a future Australian republic, giving voters a choice of nominees that is not dictated by political manipulation or by those individuals that can afford the most advertising is important.

This video explains why we are chasing your support for a petition to delay the referendum for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament (the Voice) until the proposed constitutional amendment is better defined. We believe that proper constitutional definition of the Voice is superior to the current proposal to simply give all powers on the matter to the Parliament.

Partition calling on the Australian Government to rewrite the proposed changes to the Australian Constitution associated with the Indigenous Voice to Parliament before putting the question to a referendum.