Australian Values
Peaceful resolution of differences and democratic change
Australians value the peaceful resolution of differences through discussion, the democratic process and the law. Changes to government and to laws are achieved through voting and lawful means, never through violence.
Key facts
- ◆ Differences are settled by discussion, debate and the ballot box.
- ◆ Australians reject violence as a way to make political change.
- ◆ Governments are changed peacefully through elections.
- ◆ Working within the democratic process is a shared Australian value.
On the citizenship test you must answer ALL Australian-values questions correctly, on top of the overall 75% pass mark.