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According to the United Nations, governments around the world are struggling to counter hate speech.

The term was used as an insult towards Greek and Italian migrants who arrived after the Second World War. But the generations that follow have reclaimed 'wog', redefining their cultural identity.

In the central west of New South Wales, Dubbo is home to some of the largest Nepali and Indian communities in the state.

Alfred is an Indonesian migrant, and Clinton is an Aboriginal man from Western Australia. Their friendship changed the way Alfred understood his identity as a migrant Australian.

Many people from CALD communities, especially women, are avoiding or delaying preventative cancer care.

The migration system is complex and confusing. Experts say a lack of accessible support and credible information is leading to visa abuse.

Australia has spent $13 billion on offshore processing in over a decade. Human rights experts believe there's a less costly, more compassionate way.

The differing and diverse religious beliefs Australians hold will influence their vote this election.

Migration policies are a hot topic this election, but it's not clear how our diverse communities will cast their vote.

Elections overseas last year showed a growing political divide between young men and women. Will the same happen here?

For years, the labels 'left' and 'right' have been used to describe where political parties sit. But are they still useful?

In Australia, 90 per cent of women who have sought support for domestic violence have experienced financial abuse, and experts say migrant women are more at risk.

With an election date set for 3 May, campaigning has officially begun. But political advertisements have already been circulating for months. Can you trust what they say?

Disability advocates and experts say cultural stigma and migration laws leave migrants living with disability further excluded and marginalised.

The federal government spent almost half a million dollars on Welcomes to Country across two years according to an FOI released earlier this year.

Experts say AI could have significant impacts on democracy and trust.

From "Communist Kamala" to Bollywood endorsements, artificial intelligence and disinformation played a big role in some of the biggest democratic elections last year.

Australia is one of the world's most multicultural nations but our Parliament isn't. Does it matter?

Some celebrate Australia Day with patriotic pride, others mourn and protest. What’s the right way to mark January 26, and can you have pride in your country while also standing against injustice?

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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