How do you think social media algorithms influence political discussions and divides?

When someone doesn’t agree or align with your political views - what is your usual reaction?

What is an opinion/belief of yours that has changed over time? Why and how did it evolve?

What is a political topic that you feel conflicted about? Why do you feel conflicted?

In Australia, it is compulsory to vote from the age of 18. Do you think compulsory voting is a good thing?

How do you feel about posting or sharing political content online?

How do you think American politics affects politics in Australia and worldwide?

What conspiracy theory do you believe? (or believed in the past)

If you were the next prime minister, what is the first thing you would do?

How do you discern between real and fake news online? Do you think you have been influenced by misinformation in the past?

Do you think people can change their beliefs over time?

Do you talk about politics with friends and family? Why/why not?

How do you feel about politicians posting on social media?

When was the last time someone changed your mind on a political topic?

How do you feel when you see people talk about politics on social media?

Have you or would you attend a protest? Why / Why not?

How do you think the growing percentage of young voters will impact politics and election results?

Would you date someone who doesn't hold the same political beliefs as you?

Do you think we hold male and female politicians to the same standards?

In what ways do you think social media has an impact on political discussions in Australia?

What role do you think protesting has in influencing politics and change?

Are there environments or scenarios where you avoid talking about politics?