What are Australians allowed to do under freedom of speech?

• Refuse to participate in elections to express disagreement.
• Ignore laws while protesting against the government.
• Criticise the government, protest peacefully against government decisions, and campaign to change laws.
  Explanation:

  "Under freedom of speech, people can criticise the government, protest peacefully against government decisions, and campaign to change laws, so long as at all times they are still obeying Australian laws."
• Spread hate speech against certain groups.