1. How would you describe Australia's political culture? Is the tendency towards apathy and cynicism a sign that our democracy is healthy, or does it pose a threat to the democratic process? As you...

Running head: AUSTRALIA'S POLITICAL CULTURE
AUSTRALIA'S POLITICAL CULTURE
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AUSTRALIA'S POLITICAL CULTURE
Introduction
In recent times it can be considered that the culture which is prevailing in Australia is one of the focus points. There are various prospective of functionality which can be directly being seen in the sector. As a working phenomenon it can be stated that the method which is implemented by the Julia Gillard is one of the areas which directly focus on the topic of discussion. The factor of apathy and cynicism are two factor which play a significant role in the domain which directly focus on the factor of liberation relating to Australia. There are various article in the context which explain the sector of indulge in the context of the cultural aspect of Australia.
The essay directly focuses on the different working areas which is included in the Australian cultural sector. As a part of the Australian culture it can be considered that the factor of apathy and cynicism are related. Various domain of interaction which can be seen in both of the sector are explained in brief in the essay.
Discussion
Relating to the Australian sector of the culture area it can be stated that the domain of cynicism is in full swing. On the other hand it can also be stated that the working of the different areas which is linked to cynicism is directly public (Chu, Schenk and Patterson 2018). In the sector it was stated that there was a speculation which is related to the different political affairs which derived the domain of cynicism. The level of interaction was majorly seen in the different sectors which are linked to the normal citizen and the normal public. The interest area was directly expanding in the different areas and the concept was stated to be prevailing as a dominating concept in the working areas. In this context it can be stated that the role of the politician was very much extensive which directly emerged after the sector of involvement of the factor of cynicism.
As stated by (Atherton 2016) keeping the directly faith on the politician was considered to be very much a leap which is big as compared to believing on the father, the son and the holy spirit. All off this concept was directly involved in the domain of the dark area due to the less focus point being put directly on the factor of trust issue (Cairns, Wright and Fairbrother 2016). It can be stated that the area of interaction which the politician imparted on the normal citizen cannot be termed as faithful due to the area of gaining of profit in the different domain of working. In the current situation it can be stated that the trust issue is one of the factor which should be prevailing in the domain of working which is linked to the different sectors. Keeping the trout factor alive was one of the domains which directly impacted the different segment of information. The people in the context should be directly imparting ideas to the politician about the standard off living they want to indulge into and according the politician should be thriving in the domain. The level of interacting should be prevailing so that betterment of life could be one of the factors which should be included into the domain. The citizens in the context should be well informed that what the political culture in the sector is prevailing in how it can be thriving towards the factor of improvement of decrement. In this context it can be considered that the citizen should be given the privilege that they would be able to select their own leaders so that they would be getting a life which would be directed towards betterment. The selection of the leaders for the normal citizen is one of the rights which they should be given. Everyone in recent times wants to get involved into the working which is directly related to the betterment and achievement of different working prospective (Sandhu et al. 2018). How the living standard would be increased and...