- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
- Agriculture
- Animals
- Arts and Culture
- Biodiversity
- Bushfires
- Child Protection & Out of Home Care Policy
- Climate
- Community Sports and Recreation
- Cultural Heritage
- Disability
- Education
- Emergency Services
- Energy
- Forests
- Gambling
- Health
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Justice
- Land Use Planning
- Manufacturing and Industry
- Mental Health
- Multiculturalism
- Older People
- Physician Assisted Dying
- Ports and Freight
- Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
- State Finance and Taxation
- Substance Abuse and Dependence
- Transport
- Waste
- Water
- Women
- Youth
Young people need to be part of policy-making that affects them. The transition from dependence to independence is a crucial stage and one that is always changing.
Older generations need to hear what living is like for the young and not just assume to do what is best for them. Whether it is health, education, career training, sport or community engagement, we need to hear the stories of the youth so that policies can best reflect what they want and need.