There's a Prawn in Parliament House: Democracy

Every three years, Australians come together on a Saturday to elect a government. We do this because having a government is the best way for large groups of people to live in peace and enjoy things like roads and airports and hospitals and delicious food without having to personally arrange all the boring stuff. But how do we elect a government? How does the government make decisions? And what is so special about our system of democracy?
A funny and informative account of how Australia’s democracy works, written by one of Australia’s best-known and most entertaining political writers and documentary makers, Annabel Crabb.
Helpful and hilarious illustrations supplied by First Dog on the Moon, Australia’s only marsupial Walkley award-winning cartoonist.