Outside of university campuses, you can contact the Anti-Discrimination Board in your State or the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission . Boomerang asked international students to share their views and experiences of racism in Australia. She is from Hong Kong and has been in Australia for three and a half years. She believes racism is a global problem but that also it can be mistaken for shyness and uncertainty in dealing with a different culture. I reckon that racism will exist everywhere in the world.
Racism is usually a misunderstanding between cultures.
I won t deny that some racists exist in Australia, but at least not a large population. Some people can be very sensitive about how other people think of them, especially the new boarders. It has happened to me. I remembered that when I just arrived to attend my school, some of the Australians were extremely friendly, but some were very ignorant. I felt that they didn t want to talk to me much.