Who has the power to make or change laws in Australia to benefit the nation?
- Local governments
- The state premiers
- The Cabinet
- The Australian Parliament ✓
Why this is the answer
National laws are made and changed by the Australian Parliament.
This question is from: How are laws made?
More questions from this topic
- A member of the Australian Parliament proposes a new law. What is this proposal called?
- How do state and territory parliaments make their own laws?
- What is it called when the Governor-General signs a Bill so that it becomes law?
- What must happen before a Bill is sent to the Governor-General?
- Which bodies consider, debate and vote on a Bill?
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