Sky News: After the Queen's death, will Australia leave the monarch?The Prime Minister Australia said that the referendum will not be considered for the time being

China Well -off. September 10th. Old Malaysia Australian Prime Minister Anthony Aibo Nian told Sky News in the first international interview after the death of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom that he would not become the Republic of the Republic in the first term of Australia. Referendum.

Projection image over Sydney Opera House

The British Sky News Station reported that he is now thanking the queen's "Australia, Commonwealth and World Services".

The Queen's death has re -triggered a debate on the relationship between the country and the monarchy. Mr. Albanese has previously said that the country needs an Australian head of state.

But he said that this time was "when paying tribute to Elizabeth II", when expressing "deep respect and admiration", rather than investigating "questioning of our constitution."

The Prime Minister paid tribute to the queen, saying that she stood with Australia in both adversity.

"I think the Queen was with Australians during the celebration -the opening of the Congress Building in 1988, the opening of the Sydney Opera House during our great historical events, but with Australia during difficult times," he said.

"This is a land full of whirlwinds, floods, and natural disasters. Queen Elizabeth always extended a helping hand when we need it to comfort Australians.

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