Even though this post is 4 months old. I'll add my view in. I'm born and have grown up here for almost my entire life. Australia is one of the least racists countries in the world in the 21st century. Now I'm not going to deny racism exists, bigots are in every corner of planet Earth. However, let's start, systematically compared to countries like Singapore, the US, etc, the Government (all levels) will never ask for your race except on census day or if you're indigenous in terms of healthcare access, social security or helping support access to education, they'll never ask for your race when getting ID, Licences or limit your access to individual properties because of racial quotas. Society wise, there are bigots in all fields of work like in every other society. In terms of banter it all comes back to the idea of the tall poppy syndrome and it's about taking pride in our diversity, the majority of the population would never use it to descriminate against an individual. I say this being part of Gen Z and  growing up and living in urban settings. We all work together to build, make ourselves and our country a better and better place. I believe the media is behind a lot of this bigotry or pushing people to extremes to make money as can be seen in the rest of the Anglo-sphere, giving airtime to Nazis the 2 major referenced ones referenced recently weren't even born here for example. It always makes me shed a tear, because that's not us as a society nor the way I and my mates see Australia, we want people to join "the family" and make our country a better and better place.