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Canada and Australia: A Federal Parting of the Ways

This article looks in depth at the ways in which the two largest, British created Federal States, Canada and Australia have, over time, produced quite divergent Federal systems. It explains why regional differences in Canada and notably more striking than in Australia. It spends some time looking at the differing resolution of the rather intense Central-Regional disputes over control of offshore resources.