The Australian Government is the national executive authority of Australia, also known as the Commonwealth Government. It operates as a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy, led by the prime minister and supported by cabinet ministers. The government is headquartered in Parliament House in Canberra.
The Australian Government administers a variety of public services and policy areas, including health, education, defence, and immigration. It is responsible for creating and updating laws, managing national security, and overseeing economic policy and social welfare. The government operates under a system that ensures accountability through parliamentary scrutiny and maintains the confidence of the House of Representatives.
As a governing body, the Australian Government serves all residents and citizens of Australia, providing essential services and infrastructure. It also engages in international diplomacy and trade, representing the country on the global stage.
