What is true about Australians' right to gather?

• Australians can gather freely with others, including to protest against government action or an organisation.
  Explanation:

  "Australians have the right to gather freely with others, including for protests. This is a key part of democracy, allowing individuals to come together to express their opinions or take collective action, such as protesting against government actions or organizational policies."
• Australians can only gather for social purposes.
• Australians are not allowed to gather for protests.
• Australians need government approval to gather.