Welcome to Australia's first national community-based futures planning process

In the 2025 federal election, Australians will have an independent, evidence-based report on the performance of the 47th parliament

Australia has enough wealth to go around. We just need to organise it better and share it fairly.

Yes, if we begin building a new Constitution now - one in which we are political equals.

A Human Rights Act is not enough. Constitutional enshrinement of rights is essential for all Australians.

Australians value peace not war. The guiding principles for defence legislation run counter to the values of Australians.

Australians must be given the means to voice their will. They can only do that with a people's constitution,

An Australia Day worth having will be on whatever day we sign a new Australian People's Constitution. This is entirely possible before 2030.

Non-Indigenous Australians will lose a lot if they do not enshrine an Indigenous Voice in the Constitution.

In the 2022 federal election, the Australian Better Futures Commitment Index sheds light on the commitment of major parties to our future.

Securing decent and open institutional changes in our democracy that are necessary to bed down reforms for the longer term should be the...

In this election Australians are not being offered the future they want. They will have to build their preferred future by other means.

With an election upon us, let’s remember an event in 1911 that brought together Australian and New Zealand women calling for a better world.

In the lead-up to the federal election, Australians can get a grip on the truth with the new Australia Together National Wellbeing Index.

The major parties will not offer big agendas in this year's federal election. But Australians can start to build the agenda they want.

The Uluru Statement from the Heart invites us all to walk with Indigenous Australians towards a better future. Let’s say Yes.

The Paris Agreement has a potentially fatal flaw. There is no carbon budget. This essential element must be included before it's too late.

COP26 is a make or break moment for climate change. With fair sharing of a carbon budget we can still limit global heating to 1.5 degrees.

At COP26 we can stop global heating above 1.5 degrees if we adopt a new negotiating framework based on capping total emission tonnages.

Militarism may well become the norm in Australia unless we use National Integrated Planning & Reporting to engineer a civil revival.

Australians can insert an easy extra step into our existing sequence of democracy to increase the efficiency of our participation in it.