Scratching the surface

The newly released Royal Commission interim report does little to help people make sense of the murderous Bondi terror attack.

Building social cohesion

Social cohesion is a social process that emerges from policies and programs, information flows and everyday interactions and requires intentional investment from all levels of society.

Beyond the pale

The Federal government has moved to toughen up laws on ‘extremism’ in the wake of the Bondi massacre in which Islamic terrorists murdered 15 people at a Jewish religious celebration, but defining ‘extremism’ can be a fraught issue in a liberal democracy which protects freedom of speech.

Strengthening NSW’s stand against antisemetic attacks

Antisemitism has no place in Australian society, and changing the law in NSW will send a quick message that the government is taking the ever-growing problem of antisemetic attacks more seriously.