Queen of Australia

The Queen of Australia is the title given to the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, who also serves as the ceremonial head of state for Australia. Australia is a constitutional monarchy, meaning the Queen's role is mostly symbolic, representing continuity and national identity. She performs official duties like opening Parliament and endorsing legislation, but day-to-day governance is handled by elected officials. The title reflects Australia's historical ties to Britain, but the country operates independently with its own government and constitution. The current Queen, as of 2023, is Queen Elizabeth II.