Introduction Contemporary Australian society can be characterized by extreme diversity. However, this trait has always been associated with the country. Due to the peculiarities of the historical development, the land sheltered millions of immigrants from different regions. They brought their unique cultural aspects and contributed to the creation of a society that combined features of different ethnicities. After the years of its development, the collision of various groups of people evolved into a completely new entity that acquired its features and characteristics (Indelicato 55). Today, Australian people live in one of the most diversified societies that impact their lifestyles and behaviors significantly. However, there are also some opposing claims suggesting that the role of multiculturalism in the countrys social and political domains is overstated and it remains an insignificant factor (Mares 70). Counter to this perspective, there is credible evidence that Australia remains a country with developed multiculturalism that contributes to the rise of its social and political life. Background The emergence and existence of this unique environment have always been ongoing issues for multiple social researchers. They are interested in the peculiarities of the process of its formation and evolution along with the effect multiculturalism and collision of ethnicities have on individuals. For this reason, there are many scholarly sources, such as articles, books, and papers devoted to the problem of multiculturalism in Australia. These works delved into the social, political, and cultural benefits and challenges that might arise because of this unique feature. Despite differences in approaches, methods, and investigated domains, the majority of researchers are united in the opinion that multiculturalism remains the factor that shapes the society and policy of the state by altering people’s mentalities, modes of behavior, and reactions to various issues. There are also many other factors associated with the discussed topic and impacting Australia and its society that are analyzed in the given sources, and that can be used to prove the power of multiculturalism. Arguments Views of the Youth Thus, there are many social and cultural difficulties concerning this issue, however, it remains a potent factor shaping all spheres of people’s lives in the state. Harris claims that dominant cultural norms can be difficult for minorities and immigrants as they have to alter their behaviors to adapt to them (3). However, the positive contribution to the nations life prevails. This assumption can be proven by the fact that the increased diversification of the society contributes to the decreased number of ethical conflicts and the constant income of new ideas generated due to the clash of ethnicities and unusual perspectives (Indelicato 55). Analyzing the views of young Australians on the problem of multiculturalism, Blair states that in general, they have positive visions of this unique feature of their motherland (433). Providing evidence collected from research data, the author proves the idea that people are sure that the further development of the issue and its cultivation will have a positive impact on the state’s social and cultural