That's not the Australian way".Most Australians are taking an opposing view to Hanson, according to recent polls.A recent poll by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) suggests that in 2025, a vast majority of Australians, 75 per cent, accepted that multiculturalism was good for society Residents aged 15 and over, across 13,302 households, were involved in the survey.Experts say that Australia's support for multiculturalism stems from its history of immigration."That figure reflects an understanding that most Australians have," Gwenda Tavan, adjunct associate professor of politics at La Trobe University, told SBS News."This is the society we live in