Topics: Behind the News. Animal EthicsWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic.
The treatment of animals is a controversial topic. These stories look at issues such as pig farming, the animal testing debate and the treatment of animals in pet shops. Clean and GreenWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic These stories look at some creative solutions to reducing waste and pollution. Climate ChangeWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic These stories explore how climate change could affect animals' habitat, as well as how the Arctic and Antarctic could hold some valuable answers to understanding global warming. Health and WellbeingWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic Health issues such as obesity and binge drinking are explored as well as an explanation of vaccines. Indigenous IssuesWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic Keeping SafeWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic Kids and CareersWatch Now WORD PDF Teacher resources for this topic.
Three Levels of Australian Government Poster. A poster providing information on the three levels of government in Australia.
Print this poster out and use it when you are completing a unit on Australian Government. Federal Government – The leader of the federal government is called the Prime Minister. The federal parliament makes laws for the whole of Australia. State & Territory Government – The leader of the state government is called the Premier (Chief Minister in the two territories). There are six state and two territory parliaments which make laws for their state or territory. Local Government – The head of a Council is the Mayor or Shire President. Australians aged 18 years and over vote to elect representatives to federal, state/territory parliaments and to local councils to make decisions on their behalf. Find more resources for these topics... SOSE/HSIE Australia Government federal parliament state government Three levels of Government. Www.citizenship.gov.au/learn/cit_test/_pdf/practice-questions.pdf. Australian Citizenship – Becoming an Australian Citizen. Www.aec.gov.au/education/Democracy_Rules/files/CompleteTeacherGuide.pdf.
3-levels. Home – Parliament of Australia. Coffs Harbour City Council - Website Home Page. Local_Government_Education_Kit_Fact_Sheets. LGA - Online Education Resource - What do Councils do? - The range of services provided by Local Government is in response to the needs and priorities determined by local communities.
The services can vary greatly from one Council area to another depending upon the Council's geographical location and size, development and growth patterns, and population profile. Most people recognise that Councils provide a diverse range of services but few people understand quite how wide and diverse the range of services are. For more information about 5 key service areas, click here. Combined, all 68 Councils in SA spend around $1 billion a year, about half of which is spent on: roads and drainage; waste collection, disposal and recycling; recreation and cultural activities; and library and information services.
What Councils must do Mostly Councils decide what services they will provide locally, however there are some services which Councils are required to provide by legislation. What Councils do by choice To find out about Council Rates, click here. Upper Primary. Discovering Democracy Units - Key Terms Units Search. Parlimentary Handbook. Copacabana Government.