You are free to join any group as long as it is not against the law. You are also free to meet together and protest, as long as it is peaceful., Australia is a parliamentary democracy. The government is elected by the people of Australia. Elected parliaments are the only ones that can make laws., Australians value ‘mateship’ and the importance of helping others when they are in need of help., We are all equally protected by the law. Australian laws apply to everyone in Australia and are all treated equally by the law. No one is above the law, even if they are in a powerful position, e.g. police, politicians., Australians value ‘mateship’ and the importance of helping others when they are in need of help., Everyone has an opportunity to be treated the same, regardless of their gender, age, ability, religion or background. We all should be given a “fair go”., We are all equally protected by the law. Australian laws apply to everyone in Australia and are all treated equally by the law. No one is above the law, even if they are in a powerful position, e.g. police, politicians., You can say or write what you think as long as you are not breaking the law or encouraging other people to break the law; threatening violence to someone or stopping someone else from using their freedom of speech; lying about someone (making false allegations), You are free to join any group as long as it is not against the law. You are also free to meet together and protest, as long as it is peaceful., All Australians are expected to treat each other with respect. Everyone should feel safe in Australia – violence is against the law., Australia has no official national religion and people in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose. Religious laws are not legal in Australia., Everyone has an opportunity to be treated the same, regardless of their gender, age, ability, religion or background. We all should be given a “fair go”., All Australians are expected to treat each other with respect. Everyone should feel safe in Australia – violence is against the law., You can say or write what you think as long as you are not breaking the law or encouraging other people to break the law; threatening violence to someone or stopping someone else from using their freedom of speech; lying about someone (making false allegations), Australians value ‘mateship’ and the importance of helping others when they are in need of help., Australia is a parliamentary democracy. The government is elected by the people of Australia. Elected parliaments are the only ones that can make laws., Australia is a parliamentary democracy. The government is elected by the people of Australia. Elected parliaments are the only ones that can make laws., We are all equally protected by the law. Australian laws apply to everyone in Australia and are all treated equally by the law. No one is above the law, even if they are in a powerful position, e.g. police, politicians., You can say or write what you think as long as you are not breaking the law or encouraging other people to break the law; threatening violence to someone or stopping someone else from using their freedom of speech; lying about someone (making false allegations), Australia has no official national religion and people in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose. Religious laws are not legal in Australia., Australians value ‘mateship’ and the importance of helping others when they are in need of help., You are free to join any group as long as it is not against the law. You are also free to meet together and protest, as long as it is peaceful., Australia is a parliamentary democracy. The government is elected by the people of Australia. Elected parliaments are the only ones that can make laws., Australia has no official national religion and people in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose. Religious laws are not legal in Australia., We are all equally protected by the law. Australian laws apply to everyone in Australia and are all treated equally by the law. No one is above the law, even if they are in a powerful position, e.g. police, politicians., You can say or write what you think as long as you are not breaking the law or encouraging other people to break the law; threatening violence to someone or stopping someone else from using their freedom of speech; lying about someone (making false allegations), Australia is a parliamentary democracy. The government is elected by the people of Australia. Elected parliaments are the only ones that can make laws., All Australians are expected to treat each other with respect. Everyone should feel safe in Australia – violence is against the law., All Australians are expected to treat each other with respect. Everyone should feel safe in Australia – violence is against the law., Australians value ‘mateship’ and the importance of helping others when they are in need of help., You can say or write what you think as long as you are not breaking the law or encouraging other people to break the law; threatening violence to someone or stopping someone else from using their freedom of speech; lying about someone (making false allegations), You are free to join any group as long as it is not against the law. You are also free to meet together and protest, as long as it is peaceful.

Shared Values in Australia

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