Australian Multiculturalism refers to the policy and practice of promoting a diverse society where various cultures coexist. This approach encourages the acceptance and celebration of different ethnicities, languages, and traditions, contributing to a rich cultural landscape. It aims to foster social cohesion and respect among individuals from various backgrounds. Since the 1970s, Australia has embraced multiculturalism, influenced by immigration from countries such as Italy, Greece, and Vietnam. The government supports initiatives that promote cultural understanding and integration, ensuring that all Australians, regardless of their heritage, have equal rights and opportunities in society.