I'm John Batcha with Gregory Coppley who is an Australian national, therefore a member of the King's Commonwealth.

Charles is the King of Australia, I have Gregory's

taught me and therefore he's Gregory's King and this is the King Charles report.

Gregory, I have a favorite royal. It's Princess Anne. She is now visiting Norway. This is a recent

conversion just because she remembered. The operation has stopped the Nazi atomic

bomb. The operation gunner side. This reminds me entirely that the whole raw family is a way of connecting to British history.

Do the British people understand this? Do they appreciate it? To the British people understand this.

Do they appreciate it?

To the Australian people?

Well, the British population, the population of the British Isles, I should say,

do understand that implicitly,

and that's being reinforced, I think even more now by understand that It's less understood in Australia by the younger generation because the younger generation is now

heavily influenced by an immigrant population.

But even in that, the younger generation still as overwhelmingly

in polling endorsed the concept of retaining the monarchy for Australia.

What I've been writing about in my new book, which is coming out shortly, talks about is how to how do you as a Dominion power like Canada and New Zealand and Australia and the like, how do you make the crown your own?

Yes, the king is king of Australia, separately king of New Zealand, separately king of Canada,

as apart from being head of the Commonwealth. But how do you indigenize that crown?

And this is a huge debate which needs to happen,

but is not happening.

And the crown itself is not really participating in that even

in encouraging discussion about it but it's going to have to happen and may well happen this year as the king goes out for the Commonwealth

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