Unauthorised Access
Tharini RouwetteIndependent analysis of democratic legitimacy, institutional trust and social cohesion in modern Australia.
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The room
It took Pauline Hanson 30 years to reach the National Press Club, and she used the moment to say the one thing guaranteed to make the multicultural sector rise to its feet: “We cannot be a multicultural society. We are a multir...
The Culprits of Social Discord (Spoiler: It’s Not the People)
Every election cycle, a familiar script plays out in the Australian media. When social cohesion begins to fray, politicians and legacy commentators look everywhere except the mirror. They point fingers at communities drifting apart. They cl...
Institutional Legitimacy: The Missing Data in the Social Cohesion Debate
When 67% of multicultural Australians have contacted a Member of Parliament, you might assume they are politically engaged. When 87% say they have been consulted by government or institutions, you might assume they feel heard. When 95% repo...
ROYAL COMMISSION ON ANTISEMITISM AND SOCIAL COHESION - Interim data
Australians aren’t blaming their neighbors for a divided country. They are blaming the institutions.
Allies in Colour has officially released the interim data from The People’s Mandate—Australia’s national civic voting infrastructure f...
Australian Impact: The Cockroach Generation & Tamil Nadu Elections
We are currently witnessing an unprecedented shift in how political identity is formed, imported, and misread in this country. While the major political parties continue to rely on a lazy, photo-op model of multicultural engagement, the gro...
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Tharini Rouwette examines democratic legitimacy, institutional trust and social cohesion. Founder of Allies in Colour and creator of The People's Mandate—Australia's independent civic voting initiative measuring public legitimacy.
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