A Practical Upgrade to Australian Democracy
Australians deserve a direct say in major decisions.
The Principle
Even if people disagree on outcomes, Australians should be asked about major decisions that affect their lives.
Understanding Direct Democracy
Watch this short video to understand how direct democracy can work for Australia
Coming Soon
A clear, calm explanation of direct democracy and why being asked matters
What This Is
What This Isn't
Why Participation Rebuilds Trust
When people are consulted on major decisions, they're more likely to accept outcomes even if they disagree. This is fundamental to democratic legitimacy.
Public consent up front is cheaper than public resistance afterwards. Direct participation reduces costly policy reversals, inquiries, and social division.
