This report provides a summary of the design, programming and research conducted at The Living Pavilion, a regenerative placemaking project which took place at the University of Melbourne.

This paper reports on what young people themselves believe their democratic responsibility is and what their level of engagement should be. It argues that their testimony provides an important insight and crucial information that will be of use not just to academics but also to electoral commissions interested in encouraging and engaging young voters.

This report examines the features of an age-friendly community, with a focus on the City of Clarence (Tasmania, Australia).

In this article, the authors address growing concerns around voter turnout decline and its consequences for the future of democracy in New Zealand.

In an era of fake news, social media and public discussions among the like-minded, can deliberation renew democracy? Sally Hussey explains.