Responsibilities and privileges of Australian citizenship
To participate in the democratic process, Australian citizens are expected to:
Children born overseas to Australian parents are:
At what age are Australian citizens required to vote in federal and state or territory elections?
What is a referendum in Australia?
What is the role of representatives in the government?
Who can seek election to the Australian parliament at the federal, state, or territory level?
Who must serve on a jury in Australia?
Who can apply for a job in the Australian Defence Force?
While overseas, who can Australian citizens turn to for help in times of need?
How can Australian officials help Australian citizens overseas?
What is the role of a jury in a court case?
What happens when an Australian citizen travels overseas?
What must Australian citizens do when in another country?
When called upon, Australian citizens have a responsibility to:
Who must obey the laws of Australia?
What is a privilege of being an Australian citizen?
When you become an Australian citizen, what right do you have?
In times of national crisis, Australian citizens may be called upon to:
Emergency cases in which Australian citizens might need help overseas include:
Is service in the Australian Defence Force compulsory?
Does Australia give any privileges to the Australian citizens?
What is the primary role of Australian embassies and consulates abroad?
Who can work for the Australian Government?
What is voting for Australian citizens aged 18 years or over?
What is considered both an honour and a serious responsibility in Australia?
Is voting mandatory in federal and state elections in Australia?
Is voting in local government elections compulsory?
Australian citizens can seek employment in:
Why is jury service important in Australia?
Which of the following is the responsibility of an Australian citizen?
What does voting allow Australian citizens to do?
Where can Australian citizens work as part of the Australian Public Service?
What should all Australian citizens be committed to in times of need?
Australian citizens have the right to:
What is a jury in Australia?
Australian Defence Force consists of:
What may happen if someone disobeys Australian laws?
In which countries does Australia have an embassy, high commission, or consulate?
Who can be called to serve on a jury in Australia?
What can Australian citizens do for a child born overseas?
What privilege do new Australian citizens have?
Which of the following is a responsibility of an Australian citizen?
If an Australian citizen is traveling overseas, they can seek assistance from:
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