An inquiry into racism in Australia is told that racist abuse directed at Indigenous people online is worsening. The evidence presented links the increase to the broader climate of “culture wars” that has intensified in recent years, including the period around the Voice referendum, according to the reporting. Both outlets describe the situation as a growing problem, with Indigenous Australians experiencing more frequent or severe racist content on digital platforms. The accounts do not provide specific figures, examples, or details about which platforms are most affected, but they present the trend as part of a wider pattern of escalating hostility. The inquiry’s message is that online racism is not isolated, and that public debate and political events are contributing to a more hostile online environment. The reporting frames the issue as an ongoing development being assessed by the inquiry, with attention on how the recent national conversation is influencing racist behaviour toward Indigenous people. No single recommendation or outcome from the inquiry is mentioned in the available summaries.