Interviews and highlights videos from the field, part of the “Buddhism in Australia” research project conducted between 2024 and 2026.
The research team discussed findings from the first national survey of Buddhism in Australia, which show particularly high levels of wellbeing and belonging among respondents.
In September 2026, Venerable Juewei and Anna Halafoff spoke about the multicultural history and contemporary lives of Buddhists in Australia on ABC Soul Search.
An overview of the Buddhism in Australia research project and a glimpse into the fieldwork that forms the backbone of the forthcoming Digital Atlas of Buddhism in Australia, presented on 12 August 2026.
Findings from the first nationwide survey of Buddhism in Australia, conducted between September 2025 and May 2026, were presented on 29 July 2026.
Find out about the religious heritage on Christmas Island, where 15.2% of the population are Buddhists.
A commissioned article by investigators in the project team, repositioning Buddhism in Australia away from the margins and more towards the centre of studies of religion on this continent, and also of global Buddhism.
A series of video documentaries that forms part of the Buddhist Life Stories of Australia project, conducted by Deakin University in 2015.
A series of video documentaries that forms part of the Buddhist Life Stories of Australia project, conducted by Deakin University in 2015.
Shinju Matsuri Festival in Broome epitomises the religious rituals and festivals in multicultural and multifaith Australia that started in the 19th century.
A special issue in the Journal of Global Buddhism that explores the presence of Buddhism in the “Sea of Islands”.
Examine Buddhism in Pacific contexts, with a particular focus on transnational flow and counterflow of Buddhism