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Voting and elections

Every election is the first chance for many young people and students to cast their vote. We've collected resources to help understand how voting works.

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Voting and elections

Every election is the first chance for many young people and students to cast their vote. We've collected resources to help understand how voting works.

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High Court Divided Over What the Implied Freedom of Political Communication Really Means
High Court Divided Over What the Implied Freedom of Political Communication Really Means
Case Study
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman - Homepage
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman - Homepage
Resource Hub
Government institutions
How to Ensure the Laws Made by Parliament are Legal?
How to Ensure the Laws Made by Parliament are Legal?
Video
Legal Briefs Episode 8 – Property (ABC IVIEW Series)
Legal Briefs Episode 8 – Property (ABC IVIEW Series)
Video
Where do Victoria's laws come from?
Constitutional Referendum Brochure
Constitutional Referendum Brochure
Handout
Legal Briefs Episode 7 – Contracts (ABC IVIEW Series)
Legal Briefs Episode 7 – Contracts (ABC IVIEW Series)
Video
Where do Victoria's laws come from?
Be an Active Participant Poster
Be an Active Participant Poster
Poster
Understanding Voting in Australia: A Guide for Students
Understanding Voting in Australia: A Guide for Students
Handout
Voting and elections
Factsheet: Protection of rights
Factsheet: Protection of rights
Factsheet
Constitution Education: Does Australia need a Charter of Rights?
Constitution Education: Does Australia need a Charter of Rights?
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