Exploring the Shift to Four-Year Federal Election Terms

This chapter examines the move to extend Australia's federal election terms from three to four years, highlighting the potential benefits of fixed election dates for political stability and governance. It also addresses the hurdles posed by the need for a referendum, given Australia's historical resistance to such changes.

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