Creeping republicanism not welcome

In 1999, Australians clearly voted against removing The Queen as our head of state. In every state, Northern Territory and Norfolk Island, the vote was an overwhelming no. Despite this, some undemocratic left-wingers are determined to ignore that result, and the facts polls show even less back a republic than in 1999 (around 30% now), and continue with the agenda.
Some recent examples:

• Proposals to rename Queens Birthday Holiday in Western Australia - fortunately not backed by the Government (Similar proposals were made in New South Wales, but again rejected by the Government)
• Consideration at removing The Queen from Australian notes - fortunately the Reserve Bank scrapped the idea
• Attempts to remove portraits of The Queen (restored at NSW Parliament)

It's clear the Republicans are losing, but we must be vigilant.