Which three levels of government does Australia have?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Federal, state or territory, and local government
- Step 1: Australia is a federation with a division of powers between the Commonwealth, the states and territories, and councils. Answer: Federal, state or territory, and local. Why not the others: Imperial, county and regional levels are not part of the system.
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