Politics in Australia This paper discusses the government of Australia. The Australian Constitution of 1901 firmly incorporated a federal system of government. Under this system, powers are distributed between a federal government the Commonwealth and the six States. The Constitution fixes the limits of the boundaries of law-making powers between the Commonwealth and the States/Territories. The Senate has 76 Senators of whom 12 are picked for each of the 6 states, and 2 each for the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. State Senators are elected for 6-year terms, territory Senators for 3-year terms. Concerning the past, the Senate has been regarded as a State's House. The modern Senate is a very strong Chamber. Pages: 2 Bibliography: 0 source(s) listed Filename: 807 Politics in Australia.doc Price: 17.90

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