Explore the intricate relationship between state and religion in a diverse, secular nation. This insightful book provides a comprehensive historical review of state-religion interactions in Australia, tracing developments from settlement to contemporary times. Delve into theoretical frameworks and gain a comparative perspective by examining Australia’s journey alongside other common law countries like the UK and US. Essential reading for students and professionals in law, political science, and religious studies, it illuminates how unique legal systems and history shape the vital state-religion dialogue.