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Caring for Country

Consider ways to support the local environment and people.

A newspaper cartoon with the heading 'Who threw that egg?' depicting a man wearing a suit and pin that reads 'Vote Yes' hit in the yee with an egg labelled '"No" Majority', and child walks away wearing a hat labelled 'Australia'.

Shelling truth to power: five famous eggings from history

The protest practice of 'egging' is not new.

A graphic of three people with the text, 'What positive change can we make this week?'

Making a change home activity

What small, meaningful change can students make at home?

A group of students stands in front of a white background in King's Hall, Old Parliament House.

Young people and civics

Inspire students to consider what issues they're passionate about.

A woman stands in a recreated TV studio in Old Parliament House.

The role of the media

Question and consider the role of news in democracy.

A woman stands in the Senate Chamber at Old Parliament House.

Westminster traditions

Explore Australia's system of government via Old Parliament House.

An graphic illustration of four students sitting on the floor under the words 'How has our thinking changed?'

How has our thinking changed?

Students reflect on their learnings from Democracy in a Box.

Graphic with three hexagonal tiles featuring the words 'Local', 'State', and 'Federal'.

Three levels of government

Who represents you at each level of government?

Two women hold up picture books in a room in Old Parliament House.

Introduction to Democracy in a Box

Learn more about our civics and citizenship resource, Democracy in a Box!

Governor-General Sam Mostyn and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese walk outside Government House in Canberra.

What is the role of Australia's governor-general?

The powers and duties of the governor-general explained.

Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, as viewed from across the river, with red double-decker buses and pedestrians crossing the bridge nearby.

What is a vote of no confidence?

Why Australia has the 'vote of no confidence' option.

Three people stand looking at the Gurindji freedom banners exhibition in Old Parliament House.

A Gurindji freedom banner depicting a First Nations person. The banner hangs in the exhibition on a black wall in Old Parliament House.

Gurindji freedom banners

Retelling the story of the Wave Hill walk-off.