Written in the immediate aftermath of the 2025 Bondi terror attack in Australia, this essay surveys the terrain of the national conversation. It provides a clear defence of Islam’s rejection of extremism and an examination of how Islamophobia is rationalised, amplified and weaponised in the age of social media.

The report provides a summary of civil laws, criminal laws, reviews or reforms currently in progress, and best practice initiatives in response to antisemitism and Islamophobia in Australia – presenting anti-vilification measures for each state and territory government and the Commonwealth.

The largest and most comprehensive examination of racism in Australian universities. Its findings highlight that racism is deeply embedded across Australian universities and has profound impacts on students and staff. Racism occurs at similar rates at all Australian universities, confirming it is a systemic issue. The report makes 47 recommendations to Government and universities.

An independent submission by the Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia to the Australian Government detailing 54 recommendations. The report outlines the deep impact of anti-Muslim prejudice on the nation and provides a strategic framework with practical steps to address the problem.

This report discusses data on cases of Islamophobia captured in the Islamophobia Register Australia during the 2023-2024 reporting period. It finds more than 2.5 times the number of in-person incidents and more than three times the number of online incidents compared to any other reporting period since the Register commenced in 2014.