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Australia's natural history and native species should be on the citizenship test

  • Written by Thomas M Wilson, Honorary Research Fellow in Literature and Environment, University of Western Australia
Australia's natural history and native species should be on the citizenship testThomas M Wilson, Author provided

Australia’s proposed changes to the citizenship test has raised questions about whether you can really evaluate someone’s “Australian values” via a set of exam questions.

But here’s another question not even considered by the test: should Australian citizenship entail a knowledge and...

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