Indigenous Australians: Essential Knowledge for the Citizenship Test
Learn what you need to know about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for the Australia and Its People section of the citizenship test.
Australia and its people: Indigenous Australians, Federation, the flags, the anthem, Anzac Day, Australia Day, states and territories.
Learn about Australia's national symbols — the flag, anthem, coat of arms, colours and more — for the Australia and Its People section of the citizenship test.
Learn what you need to know about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for the Australia and Its People section of the citizenship test.
Understand how Australia became a nation in 1901 — the story of Federation and why it matters for your citizenship test.
What the Australian National Flag, Aboriginal Flag and Torres Strait Islander Flag look like, what their colours and symbols mean, and key test facts.
Why Australians mark Anzac Day on 25 April, the story of Gallipoli, the meaning of the Anzac spirit, and how Anzac Day differs from Remembrance Day.
Australia Day, Anzac Day, Harmony Week, NAIDOC Week and more: the national days every future citizen should know, and what each one means.
Learn Australia's six states, two mainland territories and their capital cities, plus why Canberra is the national capital. Easy notes for the test.