Young Australian voters are more engaged than often perceived, according to Konrad Benjamin. They are turning to social media platforms for political insight, with a mixture of traditional and independent channels providing the information. Prof. Philippa Collin highlights that young people's shift away from formal party politics does not indicate disengagement but a preference for addressing pressing issues like the housing crisis and climate change. This emerging participatory political landscape allows young people to voice concerns about systemic problems, leading them to seek ways to influence societal change.
Konrad Benjamin points out that young Australians are deeply engaged in politics and cares about systemic issues, often using social media for information.
Prof. Philippa Collin notes that while young people are moving away from traditional politics, they exhibit increased participatory politics and accountability regarding societal issues.
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