dusta said..tungsten said..Aahhh I see. Perfectly understandable reasons for a solid bashing. I wasn't aware of the seriousness of the Euro misbehavior. I'll pass this on to your head of state to take care of the issue. She's English you know

we don't have a female prime minister
FYI: Prime Minister Tony Abbott is just the head of the Federal Government, comprised of the largest political party in the lower House of Parliament, which at the moment is his Liberal (Conservative) Party in coalition with the country/bush-based Nationals.
This is the way all governments are formed under the Westminister system adopted by most former British colonies and protectorates, whether it be in a federation of states or provinces such as Australia or Canada, or a unitary (single) electorate such as Queensland or NZ (which since the 1990s has the (M)ulti-(M)ember (P)roportional system for slecting its MPs, which is as hard to explain, bros, as to why the hell 'jandles' is used to describe choice open-toed footwear on t'other side of the Tasman Sea).
Governor-General Quentin Bryce is is the Queen's representative in Australia, while HRH Elizabeth II is the Head of State of the Commonwealth of Australia, the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), Canada, New Zealand, Papau New Guinea, most island Carribbean countries and Gibraltar, The Falklands and Pitcairn Island, and others.
Former prime minister John Howard torpedoed the push to an Australian republic in the 1990s when he contrived to make sure the question at the referendum was worded so the movement would fail. (BTW: WA Liberal Premier Colin Barnett quietly backs a republic).
In the United States, President Barack Obama is both the head of the Federal Government and the Head of State.
France, India and Germany (both federations of states), Israel and South Africa are examples of where the roles pf prime minister and president are split, with varying differences between each politicans' power and stature reflecting the character and history of their countries.
To date, the only noted kiters in country-leading roles have been former Canadian PM Jean Cretien and second-in-line to the throne Prince William who was been reported having a crack in the past. I'd guess that Danish bloke who picked up Princess Mary in a Sydney bar may also be the the gung-ho type to give it a go. Maybe our Danish visitors can fill us in on this ....