Faith, like salt should add flavour rather than dominate. A fascinating conversation about the public good with members of the Uniting Church.

What do poets think about the public good? A delightfully poetic conversation about the role of poetry and arts in serving the public good…

What is the real purpose of the budget and how we might collectively shift attention to the things that matter most: re-defining and re-energising ideas for the public good?

Gloucester is a town full of people who know all about the public good and how to provide it. Whether it’s supporting community members through life’s ups and downs, helping to secure a safe climate future by fighting off a coal mine, or running their Sustainable Futures Convention, Gloucester is a small town with a big impact…

We talk with more wonderful Australians about the importance of contribution and connection to community. As always it’s wonderful to hear what people want for their communities…

We talk with five incredible women from Frankston, Victoria about their lives and communities: about who they are and what they and their communities need, how we might meet those needs better as a society…

Here we go again, maybe. Just when we had flattened the curve of covid-19 across Australia, we’re facing a second wave. So what should we have learned from phase one?

2020 may well be remembered as the Year of Great Disruptions, and we’re only half way through it. Each rupture has been unique, yet connected and compounding…

We will come out of this pandemic a different country – the question is how different and who decides. Read our contribution to developing the tools and frameworks that will help us in this work..

What if we centred radical love at the heart of politics?

Australia reMADE Chair, Louise Tarrant asks the big question and talks us through what might happen if we have the courage to talk about love.

At this time when our nation is crying out for climate action, we want you to hear that it is happening – in the form of so many more people stepping up to fill the leadership vacuum our government’s created. Our Communications Lead Lily Spencer reflects on her experience at the National Climate Emergency Summit…

There is plenty of evidence that offering a greater vision of what you’re for and talking about solutions is highly effective. But it takes practice, and the deliberate choice to shift our focus again and again from, ‘how do we stop what’s wrong’, to, ‘how do we build what’s right?’…

Students at the University of Tasmania began a divestment campaign that took a surprising twist when they came out FOR something…

What can we learn from the lighthouse campaigns of 2019: Indi and Warringah? Inside these two very different communities — one rural, one urban — there are common lessons…

It is our great pleasure to introduce Miriam Hechtman, Australia reMADE’s first Poet Laureate and creator of the poem I AM FOR. Miriam recently spoke about her poetry and Australia reMADE at the Social Justice Summit in Sydney…

“In Indi, two things were up for election, not just who was going to stand for election but the whole way that politics would be done”. Voices for Indi is a fantastic example of a community re-organising for a thriving democracy…

Rabbi Jacqueline Ninio shares her thoughts on what happens when, as a society, we get so caught up in the day to day dramas that we forget to dream…

Following on from our interview with Mark Zirnsak of the Uniting Church, we recently sat down Laura Barnes of QCOSS (Queensland Council of Social Service) to get a different organisational perspective on the art of putting vision into action…