Why is Australia not a free country?

Answer 1

Australia is generally considered a free country according to various indices such as the Human Freedom Index and the Democracy Index. However, some critics argue that certain aspects of Australian law and policy, such as restrictions on freedom of speech, treatment of asylum seekers, and Indigenous rights, may impact its status as a fully free country. It is important to consider multiple perspectives and sources when evaluating the level of freedom in any country.

Answer 2

Australia IS a free country.

Australia is a free country. The current democratic government is the Liberal Party led by Tony Abbott. Every 4 years (or when the election is called for by the government) an election is held. In the election every Australian citizen over 18 is required to vote, whether overseas or in Australia (there are certain exemptions). A 51% majority is required to win the election, and the winning party (generally Liberal or Labor) is voted in. There is no Dictatorship of any sort.

Answer 3

Yes, very free!