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Do you have to have your passport for a certain time to travel to Australia?
As long as you have a passport and the Australian Government has no objection to you entering the country you can get into Astralia.
Is it illegal to create a religion in Australia?
No, any one can start a religion however certain criterion have to be observed for it to be recognised as a religion by the Australian Government
Where can you buy koala marsupials in Michigan?
You cannot buy koalas anywhere, let alone in Michigan.Koalas are protected native species of Australia. Only certain zoos in Australia or overseas are permitted to keep koalas for display, after they have been approved by regulations laid out by the Australian government.
Does the Australian government control the media?
There is always a certain degree of discretionary agreement between the government and the media but no, essentially, the Australian government does not control the media. The media is essentially free to express as much cynicism and suspicion of the government's actions and motives as they wish.
What does the governor-general represent in Australia?
The Australian political system is Still part of the British Monarchy, so Queen Elisabeth is still the titular head of the government of Australia. The Governor general is the Queens representative or go between so to speak. The Governor general is an Australian appointed to the job by the Australian parliament. The role of the GG is largely ceremonial He swears in the government for example and he also install a caretaker government between the time the government is stood down and when the new one is elected in to office. If for certain reasons the ruling party is unable to carry out its job the GG has the power to sack both houses of the Parliament and call for a new election, as happened with the sacking of the Whitlam labour government.
Are there certain countries that migrants aren't allowed to come from?
Yes from Antarctica.
What is the specialty of Australian butterflies?
Australia has many different kinds of butterflies. Each of these is specialized to take advantage of certain plants, such as milkweed or eucalyptus.
Why is the platypus protected by Australia's government?
Early in the twentieth century, the platypus was under severe threat as it was highly valued for its velvety pelt. All Australian native animals are now protected by law, and in the case of the platypus, this action brought it back from certain extinction.
How long can an Australian citizen stay abroad?
An Australian citizen can stay abroad for as long as they wish, as there is no maximum duration for being outside the country. However, it's important to maintain a valid Australian passport for re-entry. If an Australian citizen is away for an extended period, they may want to ensure they remain eligible for certain rights and services, like healthcare. Additionally, if they stay outside Australia for more than 12 months, they may need to provide evidence of their ongoing ties to Australia when applying for certain benefits.
Where do koalas originate from?
Koalas originate from Australia. They are endemic to the Australian continent, and live solely on the leaves of certain species of Eucalyptus trees found in the eastern states.
What happened in Australia in the year 1801?
1 January 1901 was the date when Federation occurred in Australia. Federation meant the joining of all the colonies on the Australian continent to form the nation of the Commonwealth of Australia. No longer was the continent occupied by six disparate colonies administered by their own government, but by a central Federal government which allocated certain powers to the state governments.
What does the federal government control?
The Federal Government controls certain organizations such as Centrelink.
