July Media Highlights 2025
July was a busy month at the Australia Institute, and our research was everywhere!
From multiple press conferences with parliamentarians, to dicussions around how to fix the GST, to our new research into Australian gun laws, we had a lot to talk about.
Watch a select highlight of content and media from the Australia Institute in July 2025.
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