Module 3 – Lesson 13- Traffic offences
State and territorial administrations are in charge of establishing and enforcing traffic laws in their respective areas. Individuals who violate traffic regulations may face fines…
Module 3 – Lesson 12- Criminal offences in Australia
Every new Australian citizen should get acquainted with the country’s laws. If you did not realise something was illegal and nevertheless commit an infraction, claiming…
Module 3 – Lesson 11- How are laws enforced ?
Australia has an independent judiciary, which means that a court decides whether or not an individual is in violation of the law, and what punishment…
Module 3 – Lesson 9- How is Australian government formed ?
After a federal election, the party with the most House of Representatives members (or the one that can create a majority in partnership with other…
Module 3 – Lesson 8- What role do political parties play in the way Australia governed ?
Political parties are groupings of people that get together because they have similar views on how a nation should be managed. Working together, their goal…
Module 3 – Lesson 7- What do three layers of government do ?
Although there is considerable overlap, each of Australia’s three levels of government is responsible for providing separate services to the Australian people. Foreign affairs, air…
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