Democracy in Australia

Democracy in Australia is a system where citizens have the power to choose their government through elected representatives. It features a parliamentary structure, with voting available to eligible adults in elections held regularly. The government is accountable to the people, and important decisions are made collectively, respecting individual rights and freedoms. Key principles include fair representation, the rule of law, and transparency. Australia also has a constitutional monarchy, meaning the monarch’s role is mostly ceremonial, with real political power exercised by elected officials within a framework set by the constitution.