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Explore the Australian Royal Anthem through this educational poster from the Australian Royalist Society.
The Australian Royal Anthem, currently adapted to Australia’s current Sovereign, His Majesty King Charles III, is played whenever the King (or Queen) of Australia, or a member of our Royal Family, is present at an event in The Australian Realm.
However, there are no restrictions on singing or using the Royal Anthem at a community event, irrespective of any member of the Royal Family being present.
This poster contains the lyrics of both versus of the anthem.
Designed as an accessible reference for homes, classrooms, community organisations and anyone interested in Australian history, or to use as accompanying lyrics whenever the Australian Royal Anthem is sung.
Free Digital Download
Supplied as a high-resolution printable PDF.
Produced by the Australian Royalist Society as part of its educational resources programme.
Image sourcing and public-domain information is recorded on the Society's Attributions page.
Explore the Australian Royal Anthem through this educational poster from the Australian Royalist Society.
The Australian Royal Anthem, currently adapted to Australia’s current Sovereign, His Majesty King Charles III, is played whenever the King (or Queen) of Australia, or a member of our Royal Family, is present at an event in The Australian Realm.
However, there are no restrictions on singing or using the Royal Anthem at a community event, irrespective of any member of the Royal Family being present.
This poster contains the lyrics of both versus of the anthem.
Designed as an accessible reference for homes, classrooms, community organisations and anyone interested in Australian history, or to use as accompanying lyrics whenever the Australian Royal Anthem is sung.
Free Digital Download
Supplied as a high-resolution printable PDF.
Produced by the Australian Royalist Society as part of its educational resources programme.
Image sourcing and public-domain information is recorded on the Society's Attributions page.