Freedom of speech is under attack in Australia.

Over recent years, state and federal governments have introduced an unprecedented wave of laws restricting speech, political expression and association.

At the same time, Australians are demanding change.

Immigration has reached historic levels. Housing and the cost of living have spiralled out of control. Trust in our institutions is declining. On issue after issue, ordinary Australians increasingly feel that neither Labor nor the Liberals represent them.

A political and social course correction is coming.

But meaningful political change is impossible without the freedom to speak, organise, protest and challenge those in power.

Free speech does not exist to protect popular opinions. It exists to protect controversial and unpopular opinions too. You do not have to agree with someone’s views to understand that protecting their freedom ultimately protects yours.

Today it might be someone you despise. Tomorrow it could be you.

On Sunday, August 30, Australians across the country will once again take to the streets for March for Australia.

This time, we march for our fundamental freedoms.

We may disagree on policies, parties and politics, but we can stand together on one basic principle:

Australians should be free to speak.

For Our Freedoms.
For Our Future.
For Australia. 🇦🇺

So we ask that you join us in the fight for freedom of speech and March For Australia. See our site for more details.