Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
What does freedom of speech allow Australians to do?
- ○Say anything without any legal consequences
- ✓Express opinions and ideas openly, within the limits of the law
- ○Broadcast on any television channel they choose
Correct answer
Express opinions and ideas openly, within the limits of the law
Freedom of speech allows Australians to express opinions and ideas openly, though this freedom operates within legal limits such as laws against defamation and incitement to hatred.
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