Department media releases
19 Nov 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) tonight congratulated the Ipswich Mayor, Paul Pisasale, for being hono...Preview
18 Nov 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) tonight congratulated OzHarvest founder, Ronni Kahn, for being honoure...Preview
17 Nov 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) tonight congratulated Blaze Aid founders, Kevin and Rhonda Butler, for...Preview
12 Nov 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) tonight congratulated Katherine-based horticulturalist Norma Higgins f...Preview
11 Nov 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) tonight congratulated captain of the Murray Bridge Country Fire Servic...Preview
06 Nov 2009
The 27 survivors rescued from a boat that capsized in the Indian Ocean this week arrived at Christmas Island today and will...Preview
28 Oct 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) today acknowledged the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) repor...Preview
23 Oct 2009
Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) staff put their wallets and stomachs behind a good cause today, with the a...Preview
19 Oct 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) today announced that Serco Australia Pty Ltd is now the preferred tend...Preview
19 Oct 2009
Prospective Australian citizens will start sitting the new citizenship test from today. To find out how well you or your l...Preview
16 Oct 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship today rejected claims it was delaying processing of a visa application for Se...Preview
14 Oct 2009
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship said today demountable units surplus to the government’s requirements were ...Preview
 
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Would you pass the new citizenship test?

Prospective Australian citizens will start sitting the new citizenship test from today.

To find out how well you or your listeners would go in the test, a sample of questions similar to those used in the test are included.

The new 20 multiple-choice questions test is not easier than the old one but it is fairer; mandatory questions have been removed giving equal weight to every question in the test.

The test assesses prospective new citizens on their understanding of Australian civics and the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship.
Topics include Australia’s democratic beliefs, laws and government as well as the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship.

All test questions have been drawn from the testable section of the revised citizenship test resource book, Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond, which can be found on the citizenship website

Do you have an adequate knowledge of Australia and of the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship? Let your listeners test themselves today, on air!

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