The climate of thinking, the Zeitgeist, can seriously limit a country.
The story of Australian democracy began in the 1850s, with local Parliaments setting up new Parliaments elected with one man, one vote, and the secret ballot in three colonies.
It is the first story of a three or four-storey building. The other parts of the building do not stand up without it.
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