Australians lose $32 billion a year to gambling — more per person than any other nation. And it’s affecting diverse communities differently.

Reports of anti-Jewish incidents in Australia are on the rise. But there's disagreement on where to draw the line between antisemitism and anti-Zionism.

What is Zionism, and is it antisemitic to be anti-Israel?

Antisemitism is nothing new. But experts say the kinds of anti-Jewish incidents and attacks we're seeing now have never happened before in Australia.

Is antisemitism in Australia changing?

Are gambling organisations targeting CALD communities?

New research has highlighted the high rates of workplace sexual harassment and assault experienced by migrant women. Experts say there are many reasons why this type of abuse often goes unreported.

Are Australian workplaces safe for migrant women?

The unemployment rate for the Dinka community in Australia is almost double the national average.

This community faces unemployment like no other

Australia is facing a skills shortage. So why are migrants struggling to find work in line with their education and experience?

Migrants aren't being hired in the jobs they're qualified for. It's costing Australia billions

Australia's Governor-General is hopeful about Australia's future, despite conflict and difficulty dominating headlines.

SBS Examines: In Conversation with the Governor-General

Misinformation and disinformation were rife during the referendum. The effects are still being felt a year on.

Rumours, Racism and the Referendum

Thousands of asylum seekers are still caught up in the government's now-abolished fast-track visa system, most have waited over a decade for permanency.

Living in limbo

Democracy in practice isn't black and white.

How is democracy perceived around the world?

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil has labelled democracy our most precious national asset. But some people say it’s at risk.

Is democracy on the decline in Australia?

Misinformation and disinformation circulate rapidly online, and the consequences can be disastrous. How can we stop the spread of false information?

What is misinformation and disinformation?

There are calls to crack down on the sharing of misinformation online. But would this be an attack on free speech?

Can we fight misinformation without threatening our freedom of speech?

Free speech is a fundamental human right, but it's not explicitly protected in Australia.

Do Australians have freedom of speech?

According to recent research, the biggest concern facing Australians today is the economy, and it’s causing ruptures within our society.

Is the cost of living affecting social cohesion?

Sex ed in schools is controversial, but experts say it's vital for young people to learn about their bodies, identities, and healthy relationships. Why are some parents concerned?

Why is sex and sexuality education taught in Australian schools?

'Genocide' is a powerful term — it's been called the "crime of crimes". When does large-scale violence become genocide, and why is it so difficult to prove and punish?

What is genocide?

Against the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas war, incidents of Islamophobia in Australia have surged – whether verbal, physical or online. What's the lasting impact on victims, and what can be done?

Islamophobia in everyday life

Australia's facing a worsening housing crisis. At the same time, the number of overseas migrant arrivals is at its highest ever since records began. Is increased migration driving up housing and rental prices?

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