Fraser - John Clarke interview

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Fraser - John Clarke interview

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This episode of current affairs show Fraser is dedicated to the debate around New Zealand and Australia doing away with the Queen as Head of State, and changing the royal honours system. Interviewing John Clarke by satellite, Ian Fraser asks about the Australian mood regarding republicanism. The ever droll Clarke feels Australia is "increasingly interested in its own history", rather than its "received parental" history. In the second section he discusses poetry and a rumoured Fred Dagg comeb...

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1994

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/fraser-john-clarke-1994

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republicanism / monarchy / republic / australian / flag / sydney / new zealand / constitution / england / uk / system of government / law / prince charles / princess diana / sylvania waters / aristocracy / fred dagg / past / new zealand television / poetry / wordsworth / satire / humour / return / jim bolger / nz constitution / knights / dames / grants / plumbing / annandale / sydney university / james / arts bureaucra / arts bureaucracy

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