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though the prime minister is not being voted directly, voters suppose the campaining leader of the party they vote for will be the prime minister if it wins, that's Kevin Rude says their recently party reforming aims to give australian the prime minister they vote for
I would be happy to see if anyone could explain in detail how the federal government and state governments are coordinated, take example of Gonski, why do they call the agreements between the two level of government as deals frequently? It seems the governments of two levels are in a competition of providing better education services though it was more a responsibility of the state governments.
And also for the referendum of constitutionally recognition of local governments, why didn't it passed last time and why is it on the table again? Would it bring political instability if passed? For example, federal government would intend to invest directly to some areas where votes are most wanted in next federal/state election. Would it do good to people than bad?
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