Can the Australian Government change or revoke laws passed by territories?

• No, the Australian Government cannot change or revoke laws passed by territories.
• Yes, the Australian Government can change or revoke laws passed by territories.
  Explanation:

  "The Australian Government can change or revoke laws passed by territories. This power ensures that federal laws and policies are consistently applied across the country, maintaining national coherence and governance."
• Only the state governments can change or revoke laws passed by territories.
• The territories have complete autonomy and their laws cannot be changed or revoked by any other government.