Australian values
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- Which set of ideas do Australian values rest on?
- Who must follow Australian laws?
- You should obey the law even when nobody sees you.
- What does compulsory voting show?
- How far does freedom of speech go in Australia?
- Newspapers, television and radio have less freedom of speech than people.
- Why are Australians allowed to peacefully protest against the government?
- Promoting violence against a group because of its culture or religion is acceptable free speech.
- What does freedom of association mean?
- What is the legal status of religious laws in Australia?
- Polygamy and forced marriage are against the law in Australia.
- Religious practices may break Australian laws if they are part of a person's faith.
- Which statement about equality is true in Australia?
- Two people of the same sex can marry each other under Australian law.
- If a woman has better qualifications and skills for a job than a man, what does the booklet say?
- Physical violence against a spouse or partner is a criminal offence in Australia.
- Under Australian law, how are people from different backgrounds treated?
- On what should a job offer be based?
- What does mutual respect and tolerance mean?
- Verbal abuse is legal in Australia as long as it does not cause physical harm.
- What should you do when the police make a lawful request?
- What does the booklet say about racism?
- What responsibility does everyone have if they are able?
- What does the Australian value of 'mateship' mean?
- What must applicants for citizenship undertake if English is not their native language?
- What should you do if you suspect a friend is planning a serious crime?
- Who should you report to if you know a child is being abused?
- Several kinds of cyber abuse break Australian law.
- Australian citizens must give up any other citizenship.
- Which activity is illegal for Australians even overseas?
- Which action would undermine Australia's interests and security?
- What do citizens pledge their loyalty to in the citizenship pledge?