Under Australia's federal system of government:
i.There are two levels of government: the Federal government and the various State governments.
ii.Power to govern is shared between the Federal and the State governments.
iii.The two levels of government are not subordinate to each other, but are 'partners'.

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Australia's federal system of government indeed comprises two levels of government: the Federal (or Commonwealth) government and the State governments, with power shared between them. These two levels of government operate as partners, not in a hierarchy where one is subordinate to the other, reflecting the principles of federalism.

Under Australia's Federal System of Government