Illustrated guide to how referendums work
Discover how referendums work with this graphic story by cartoonist David Conley.
This resource explains how a referendum is passed and explores the history of referendums in Australia.
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This resource explains how a referendum is passed and explores the history of referendums in Australia.
Frequently asked questions about the donation process and what we collect.
How preparations in 1926 were made for the opening of Parliament House in 1927.
Students share their opinions on media and the news.
A look back at family life in Old Parliament House.
Critically reflect on the information in political campaign posters.
Use your imagination and turn some toilet rolls into puppets.
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