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'Information-rich' generation talks politics on parliament benches and online
From building a dog park to overhauling Queensland's disaster preparedness, youth are engaging politically with the issues that matter to their communities. While some try out traditional politics, many are turning to newer forms of advocacy.
From building a dog park to overhauling Queensland's disaster preparedness, youth are engaging politically with the issues that matter to their communities. While some try out traditional politics, many are turning to newer forms of advocacy.
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