AUSTRALIAN VALUES This is an Australian values question — In the real test, every values question must be correct.
You disagree with a new government policy and want to join a peaceful march about it. What do Australian values say?
- You may protest peacefully, as this is essential to democracy ✓
- You may protest only if a political party organises the march
- You may protest only about decisions of your local council
- Protesting against the government is not permitted in Australia
Why this is the answer
Peaceful protest against government decisions is allowed and is treated as part of a healthy democracy.
This question is from: Freedom of speech
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- A friend says that in Australia a person may say absolutely anything at all. How should you correct them?
- A group wants to hire a hall so that its members can debate a political question. Is this allowed?
- A neighbour keeps expressing lawful political views that you think are wrong. What is expected of you?
- A radio station broadcasts strong opinions about the government's performance. What freedom applies to the media?
- Someone online urges people to attack members of a particular religion. What do Australian values and law say?
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