Nuclear weapons are still a threat to humanity. In our age of uncertainty, Australia isn’t doing enough to rid the world of these weapons.

After the failure of the Voice referendum, achieving justice for Indigenous Australians remains more important than ever. This demands keeping hope alive.

The climate crisis is an inequality crisis. Australia needs to pay attention to equity and inclusion and enable sustainable development for countries in energy poverty.

Nature is priceless. It’s Monty Pythonesque to think that pricing nature will stop extinctions or protect the planet.

For most would-be whistleblowers, the cost of courage is way too high. A whistleblower protection authority would ease their path.

Australians know how to solve national problems, but our political system protects the duopoly that creates them. That’s why we need proportional representation.

The ABC is always under attack. The best thing we can do for democracy is defend it.

There’s nothing indulgent about public funding for Australian culture. More funds would fix many of the sector’s problems. 

In a world of uncertainty, it is more important than ever for Australia to stop dismissing ourselves as a ‘middle power’ and start exerting our influence on the global stage.

To end the housing crisis, governments need to stop subsidising private investors and instead directly invest in social housing. 

When it comes to solving the biggest national problems, a bit of courage leaves political caution for dead. Now’s not the time for politeness.

We have restricted export industries in the past.

There is no shortage of solutions for the biggest problems Australia faces — only a shortage of bravery to implement them.