A new parliamentary inquiry into anti-Semitism is diving deep into workplace education, pushing for mandatory training in public sectors to combat prejudice and foster inclusion. With hearings this week, the focus is on improving current programs, setting national Holocaust education standards, and securing funding for safety at vulnerable sites like schools and synagogues. Advocates, including the Melbourne Holocaust Museum, stress that these institutions are vital for preventing future atrocities by teaching history as a safeguard against hatred. The inquiry also examines deradicalization strategies and law enforcement readiness, spurred by a tragic Sydney incident last December — and one MP demanded universities act like they do on health and safety, removing anti-Semitic content from curricula.
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