What is the etiquette for attending a funeral in Australia?

These days, funeral etiquette has relaxed a little. People may need to attend in work clothes or dress comfortably after travelling a long distance, so there is no strict rule about how to dress. When you attend, make sure your phone is switched off. If you arrive late, enter the church, hall, private venue or chapel quietly. If you need advice about where to sit or anything else, quietly ask the funeral staff and do not disrupt the service or take away from the family's opportunity to grieve. Be mindful of any requests the family makes about attire. They might ask guests to wear a beanie or a certain colour that was meaningful to the person who died. Respect those requests where possible. Unless the family specifies otherwise, neat casual or smart casual clothing is appropriate.