Democracy in Australia Return to Education Page > Australia’s System of Governance – Democracy is more than just voting Australia follows the Westminster system, a democratic parliamentary system of government modelled on the politics of the United...
NESA draft History 7-10 Syllabus - What is missing? Article by Murray Print, Professor of Political Education, University of Sydney 22 December 2023 Further Reports: a) 05 March 2024 Rule of Law Education Submission on v2 NSW Draft History Syllabusb) 11...
Secret Ballot Return to Eureka!- Defending Democracy > How the Eureka Stockade shaped the development of the Secret Ballot and democracy in Australia. This resource focuses on the introduction of the Secret Ballot as triggered by the Eureka Rebellion. Shortly after...
Eureka! – Defending Democracy How the Eureka Stockade shaped the development of democracy in Australia. The Eureka Stockade had a significant impact on the development of democracy in Australia and was a key moment where the people demanded equal and fair...
Call to all NSW MP's to review the draft NSW History Curriculum The Rule of Law has a long history of advocating for compulsory civic education For over 10 years the Rule of Law has highlighting the importance of ensuring students develop an understanding of the law,...
Case Note: Kathleen Folbigg Introduction Once labelled Australia’s “most hated woman” and “worst female serial killer”, Kathleen Folbigg (‘Folbigg’) was unconditionally pardoned by Governor Margaret Beazely and released from prison on June 5,2023, following 20 years...
