Exploring referendums
Explore what referendums are and how they work with this matrix.
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Looking for high-quality resources on referendums? Look no further, we have you covered with fantastic activity ideas and reliable information.
From 1946, a lively bar was provided for ‘non-members’ of parliament at the provisional Parliament House.
Educators reflect on how they've empowered students to become leaders.
Old Parliament House was the home of Australia’s federal government from 1927 to 1988.
How a majority government can lose a vote in the House of Representatives.
Explore the significant contributions of women to our democracy.
Find activity sheets and resources for use in your classroom.
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