The Australian Constitution
An illustrated guide to The Australian Constitution by cartoonist David Conley.
Help students gain an understanding of how a bill becomes a law and how a referendum can change the Constitution with this graphic story.

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Help students gain an understanding of how a bill becomes a law and how a referendum can change the Constitution with this graphic story.
Students unpack the role of political cartoons, explore techniques and develop their media literacy skills.
Discover the exhibitions, events, tours and rooms of Old Parliament House.
Explore what qualities make a good leader and how young people can make positive change.
Hear first-hand from 3 tenacious women who exemplify how citizen activism can bring about crucial change.
Read about the significance of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.
Driven by an inquiry approach and critical reflection, we empower young people to become active citizens.
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