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Our strength comes from people just like you. Your ideas, energy, and voice are how we drive real change — helping us renew the promise to Australians while we still can.
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Be part of the community of Australians who want to renew the promise for all.
If you're tired of shouting into the void, you're not alone. AMPLIFY gives everyday Australians a way to give their views, get informed, and shape the policies that shape our lives.
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AMPLIFY your voice. Renew the promise.
AMPLIFY is a national community of everyday Australians who are stepping off the sidelines and into the heart of the conversation. People who want to shape what happens next, not just watch it unfold. People who know that if we want real reform, we have to help lead it.
This is your invitation to be part of something better. Scroll down to see the many ways you can get involved — from joining an AMPLIFICATION, to contributing to the conversations in the AMPLIFY app, campaigning for policy reform, or showing up at one of our in-person events.
Your voice matters. And this is where it starts being heard.
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Discuss the issues that matter
Our purpose-built community is where Amplifiers come together. Think of it like a version of social media that connects rather than divides: civil, smart and constructive. Inside the app, you’ll find:
- Weekly posts and real talk from Australians on the frontlines of Australia’s biggest issues
- Behind-the-scenes updates from our national campaigns
- Opportunities to vote, comment, and help shape where we go next
- Direct access to the AMPLIFY team and guest experts
No trolls. No algorithms. Just real people building a community for change.
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Together, let's rebuild the promise
We’re finding bold, community-backed solutions that will renew the promise and deliver a fairer and more prosperous Australia. We don't want to reinvent the wheel.
We partner with the best think tanks, policy and delivery experts to surface bold solutions that Australians can get behind.
If you’ve got evidence, experience, or ideas worth sharing, we want to hear from you.
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