As Australia holds a national day of mourning for the late Queen Elizabeth II, Indigenous groups in several cities are calling for an end of the British monarchy's rule over the country. They want their land returned and historical atrocities accounted for. The queen's demise has driven a wider debate about becoming a republic. 

King Charles III has been officially proclaimed King following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

King Charles III

Queen Elizabeth has died peacefully at Balmoral Castle ending a record-breaking reign. Prince Charles has become King consort.

Queen Elizabeth, 96

Anti-Monarchy protesters rally on Queen's mourning day

A minute's silence is Australians. Pay tribute to the queen. This would be the most fitting Memorial to a magnificent life of service to Others. May Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the second rest in Eternal peace. The daughter was dragons have embraced the national day of mourning. Instead prior test is in state. Capitals have voiced. Their opposition demanding recognition of the suffering that indigenous people injured during British colonization. The next representative in Australia. Has acknowledged that the Queen's death has prompted a broader debate about the country's Colonial past, many First Nations of strident is shaped by a colonial history and brought up reconciliation Journey. That is a journey. We as a nation must complete. Embassy is a national landmark representative of the campaign for Aboriginal rods. This year marks the 50th Anniversary since it was erected at the death of the queen has reignited. The movement once again. It's also a spot conversations about a Stratus future and the monarchy and opinion poll this week suggests less than half. The population is in favor of becoming a republic supportive of our Republic and I think but I'm not quite sure I haven't seen the outpouring of grief and support for the claim that be quite ready but I think is love indication to be between now and then thought about history and I think with lunch that was like talk history before and we shouldn't let go again. The Prime Minister has ruled out a referendum for now. Nothing it's not the right time for such a debate. Al Jazeera camera.

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King Charles III

Queen Elizabeth, 96