- John Uhr (ed.), The Australian Republic: The Case for Yes, The Federation Press, Sydney 1999
- Rick Brown (ed.), The No Case Papers, Standard Publishing House, Sydney, 1999
- Australian Republic Movement - www.republic.org.au
- Australians for a Constitutional Monarchy – www.norepublic.com.au
- Australian Monarchist League – www.monarchist.org.au
- Constitutional Centenary Foundation – www.centenary.org.au
- Referendum ’99 – www.referendum99.gov.au
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