What are the 3 branches of Australia government?

The Australian Government, sometimes referred to as the Commonwealth Government, or the Federal Government, was established by the Constitution of Australia.

It is divided into three arms:

• Legislature - House of Representatives and the Senate
• Executive - The Queen of Australia, the Governor-General
• Judiciary - The High Court of Australia

The Prime Minister is a member of the House of Representatives in the Legislature (Parliament) and not in the Senate. The Prime Minister is also Australia's Head of Government and is considered apart of the Executive Government.