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[http://aussiepage.com/forum Australian politics], federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy within the constitution. The Australian federal parliament was elected parliamentarians in Australia, including the executive body of the region fused elements inherited from the Westminster system, and a strong federalist Senate, adopted by the United States Congress. Australia, largely two-party system as a function of the number of votes required.

Australia has six states and two territories within the framework of a policy should be structured similar to the Commonwealth. Each state Parliament in its territory, and with the exception of Queensland, and two territories, with whose parliaments are unicameral. A Governor of each state, a role equivalent to the federal level is the Governor-General, and a Premier, the Prime Minister is the head of government is the equivalent. Also, each state's Supreme Court, the High Court of Australia appeals can be made.
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Six states and two territories of Australia have elections, will be held at least every four years, Queensland has maintained it for three years. New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and the Australian Capital Territory, the election date is set by the legislation. However, other state premiers and the Northern Territory Chief Minister calling elections at the national level have the same discretion as Prime Minister.


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