This report outlines the role for workers and their unions in taking on the far-right in Australia. It is a diagnostic framework and a manual for action developed for citizens, community leaders and policymakers who recognise the threat of far-right politics and are determined to prevent Australia from succumbing to it.

Disillusionment with politicians, declining trust in democratic institutions and growing support for right-wing populists creates an existential threat for traditional parties. This United Kingdom report states that this threat can’t be stemmed with bureaucratic, business-as-usual politics. It proposes that established parties must radically change how they govern and proposes four recommendations.

There is a strong and consistent belief among Australians that democracy should ensure fairness and equality, and government should be focused on supporting wellbeing and ensuring a decent standard of living. This report, examining public attitudes towards government and democracy in Australia, shows there is clear public support for more ambitious, long-term policymaking.

This toolkit summarises the five main challenges encountered in meaningful political participation and media literacy by Chinese and South Asian origin research participants resident in Australia for at least 2 years. It also presents evidence-based recommendations to address these challenges for a range of stakeholders.

This portal provides the most easily accessible cultural diversity data from the Census for New South Wales electorates as redistributed in 2021.