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What is required for the Australian Constitution to be changed by referendum?

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What is required for the Australian Constitution to be changed by referendum?

AA double majorityCorrect
BA simple majority only
CApproval by one state only
DA decision by local councils

The fact states that a referendum requires a double majority for the Australian Constitution to be changed.

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