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the first commonwealth parliment 1901 political parties once the australian had been accapted by votes in the australian colonies and enacted as law by british parliment australia parliment house each year about 1 million politcal parties colour becouse there australian colours greens is for the greens red is for the libarel blue is the australian colour

the prime minster is the member of parliment she hosts the weekly party meeting he or she is the leader of the majority politcal leader in the house selecting other member and sentoters the same party to be minster leading the govement is a chief govement is the house leader the repsertive of australia

voteing and election the second fedral electon held on 16 of demeber 1903 FEDARATION it occured in 1901 1st of january it ment that 6 colinies became 1 the governer general is the queen's representitive in australia. As such he or she preforms the same consituation role in australia as hte queen does in the united kingdom the consituation is set of rules by which ausralia is run its a system of government in which rulkes are divided between more than 2 or 2 bicamerlism is made up of 2 houses

THREE THIRED SYSTEM their is federal,state or territory and local _the federal parliment makes laws for all australians these laws are called acts of parliment _each state or territory has its own parliment and government the state parliment makes laws for everyone within the state _local government is often within the state refeerred as the local council or shire there is the prime minister,premierand mayor or shire they put it to a vote by the polititions 

COAT OF ARMS <span style="background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0);">The coat of arms is the offical symbol of australia the present coat of arms was granted by King George. The australian crest is a seven pointed gold star on a blue and gold wreath. Six of the points represent each of the commonwealth. The seventh point represents australia's territory. <span style="background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0);">Political Parties