Indigenous Australians are being bombarded with racist abuse online, even as they share joyful, everyday moments — from fishing trips to cultural recipes — sparking a national outcry and urgent calls for social media reform. Stories like Katlyn Yeeda’s and Zach Green’s reveal how hate has intensified, forcing creators to question whether they can keep posting. With one-third of First Nations people experiencing racism online in just six months, experts warn social media platforms are failing to protect users, especially as Meta’s lack of Indigenous moderators in content moderation roles highlights a troubling disconnect. The tide of online hate is deepening social divides — and advocates are demanding action before it’s too late.
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