democracy

Sharan Burrow shares how community, optimism and action can drive climate justice and strengthen democracy in uncertain times.

Australia inconveniently has a clear ‘Values Statement’ that goes well beyond listing democracy, the rule of law and various freedoms.

Aunty Vickie Roach changed this nation. She asserted, in the face of enormous hostility, that imprisoned people remain part of “the people”.

Syria’s new leader says the country is moving towards democracy, but women are still shut out of politics.

Janine Hendry first came onto our radars in early 2021 when her single tweet ignited the March 4 Justice. Upwards of 210,000 people rallied across Australia.

It was immediately clear the Trump administration would use Kirk’s murder as a pretext for accelerating its authoritarian project.

The Protest is a Creative Act exhibition brings together the work of women artists from the 1970s alongside contemporary voices.

Keira Peacock answers some questions about the recent electoral reforms and what they mean for our democracy.

A new social enterprise is bringing more Australians into the democratic process and re-establish trust between politicians and communities. 

Democray is at risk, Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil declared in a speech last night. And it’s everyone’s responsibility to protect it.

Violence has no place in politics or anywhere. This assasination attempt is a cautionary reminder to Australia to remain vigilant.

Without addressing polarisation, we are at risk of endangering the strength of communities and democracy, writes Moira Were AM.