Australia Government

Canberra, ACT

From the 1st of Jan 1901 to the 9 January 1903 when hos resignation took effect.

The government has a majority of seats in the lower house of parliament, hence they became the government and the opposition became the opposition.

The opposition provides a check on the government by debating them and keeping them accountable, in Australia at the moment the opposition is more conservative than the Labor government.

One to make the law, and one to approve of the Newley made law. They decide wether it shal be made as a law or not.

Julia Gillard was the first woman to serve as Prime Minister of Australia. Things that make her a great leader include that she is a superior negotiator and her resilience.

Both the lower and higher house in parliament must veto the amendment and also the people of Australia to vote via a reffarenum.

To enforce and administer the laws relevant to that department

Australia's legal system was basically adopted from the British legal system along with common law.

If you mean state government as in countries it is to maintain Order and make things easy for the governed. If you mean American state government has very little point apart from when America was formed the states were already in exstistance and people we reluctant to get rid of them hence America is actually more like an organisation with different countries in them than a single country

No, As government is formed in the lower house there is no requirement for a senate majority, infact due to the voting systems more often than not no ohe party or group holds a majority in the Senate.

In terms of structure the main difference is in relation to the Executive arm of government.

In the USA, they elect their president at an election, the president then forms his cabinet with whoever he likes and they run the country.

In Australia, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet come from within the parliament. After an election, the party that holds a majority in the lower house forms government, the leader of that party becomes the Prime Minister and the ministers are selected from within the party.

Trade, Marriage and Postal Services and the other heads of power listed in sections 51 of the Constitution.

The present record is held by Howard

Tourism isnt the domain of one level of government, all levels of government may promote tourism domestically or internationally.

You can tell that australia is a federation, by the fact there are states within australia. A map would also probably indicate that the seat of government is in canberra, by virtue that canberra would show as the nations capital.

The local member for melbourne to the commonwealth parliament is Adam Bandt MP, a member of the Greens party.

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They're actually hazel, so obviously do a very convincing impression of brown. But if you look through some photos, they appear blue, in others they appear green and in other they appear brown. The only eye colour that does that is hazel.

Also, in the early section of the book "The Making of Julia Gillard" by Jacqueline Kent, Kent describes Gillard's eyes as being hazel in colour. Given that an enormous amount of research went into the book - including several interviews with Gillard herself - I'd imagine that information was accurate.

Well, people voted overwhelmingly in favor of federation, so most people thought it a good idea. But the case against was generally along the lines of

-Why change? Colonies working fine as is

-We dont want to loose power

- It will cost too much money

Punchbowl, NSW, is within the boundaries of both the City of Bankstown and the City of Canterbury, the Mayor of each is Tania Mihailuk and Brian Robson respectively.

Australia holds membership in a few international groups including the Commonwealth of Nations, the United Nations, ASEAN, the WTO and APEC.

Essentially because the population keeps changing.

Each electorate needs to have about the same amount of voting population, as the population moves hence they need to redraw electorate boundaries. By ensuring there are close to the same amount of people in each electorate nation wide, each persons vote is worth about the same.

Henry Bournes Higgins is who you are after.

Look out for number 1, YOU! There is not "I" in "team" but you are the most important person on that team, always. If the team around you is not pulling their fair share, you are not on a good team. Do what you are supposed to do for the team and don't let them down. If you do your part and others do not, at least you know you were true to your own principles and you can always choose to leave that team for another.

Very similar terms that in common parlance be used interchangeably.

Maintenance of local roads, rubbish collection, parks and reserves, development managment.