Given that the Keynesian International Monetary Fund in an influential internal report is making plans for the introduction of a global currency, anticipating the imminent demise of the U.S. dollar, can we expect the labor party, whose economic policy platforms are vehemently Keynesian, to be solid supporters of am IMF directive for the exchange of the Australian currency system in favour of the global coinage? No doubt “in the best interests of Australia going forward.”  
There is every reason for Australian debt, especially government deficits to be reigned in very quickly in view of the momentous changes that seem quite likely to take place on the world economic stage in the near future.  

http://rawstory.com/rs/2010/0805/imf-documents-illustrate-plan-turn-drawing-rights-global-currency/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bancor

Given Australia's relative national wealth to population ratio amid a world that is general economic decline at present, this country will come under extreme pressure by globalising "authorities" such as  the IMF to contribute to the "common wealth" of an international currency structure. Will we have a government which agrees wholeheartedly with the global demands, or will we have a government which defends Australian national economic integrity and retains our independence in the face of such demands to conform?

Isn't gold already a global currency?