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We know racism exists in Australia so where are all the racists, Sami Shah asks. (Supplied: Nicole Cleary)

ABC

2021-08-20

Racism exists but few will admit they're racist. Until that's addressed, Australia has a problem Read story

How often do you change your sheets? Prepare to be judged.(Unsplash: Volha Flaxeco)

ABC

2021-07-04

Are you dirtier than the typical Australian? Take our quiz to find out Read story

Aunty Bilawara Lee said the Parap water tower was built on the billabong Bilawara Dreaming.(ABC Radio Darwin: Conor Byrne)

ABC

2021-07-03

Territorians dux when it comes to understanding Aboriginal culture, language, knowledge Read story

Maab, a 22-year-old policy officer, says the stereotypes about how feminists should look are being toned down.(ABC RN: Jess Pace)

ABC

2021-06-30

Half of Aussies say they're 'feminist'. For Muslim women, it can be more complicated Read story

Women are on Instagram, men are on YouTube and hardly anyone is on Twitter.(Pexels: Tracy Le Blanc)

ABC

2021-06-27

Facebook or YouTube? What does your favourite social media site say about you? Read story

What is the Australia Talks National Survey?

ABC

2021-05-23

Australia Talks, one of the nation's biggest social surveys, is back for 2021. Here's how it works Read story

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