Almost one in four Australians has experienced major discrimination, from being overlooked for a job to being refused a bank loan.
That's the startling feedback from 6000 Australians surveyed about their attitudes to social inclusion.
Name-calling and being shown a lack of respect happens to a quarter of Australians at least weekly, researchers at BehaviourWorks Australia, part of the Monash Sustainable Development Institute at Monash University, have revealed in a report released on Monday.
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