Parliamentary Government in Australia

Examining Australia's political systems, the book delves into constitutional history and political science, comparing federal, state, and territory governments from colonial times to today. Key topics include government selection, the roles of the prime minister and cabinet, and the dynamics of bicameral systems. Ward highlights the influence of federalism on parliamentary governance and critiques the current constitutions, arguing that only one accurately reflects the practice of parliamentary democracy, advocating for the rewriting of the others as a democratic necessity.