Better Things Are Possible: How rebellious hope will change the world

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Better Things Are Possible: How rebellious hope will change the world

Author(s): Jack Toohey (Author)

  • Publisher: Allen & Unwin
  • Publication Date: August 11, 2026
  • Language: English
  • Print length: 400 pages
  • ISBN-10: 1761471503
  • ISBN-13: 9781761471506

Book Description

A timely manifesto for political, social, and cultural progress that challenges broken systems and reimagines a fairer future.

Better Things Are Possible is Jack Toohey’s call to action for a more sustainable and equitable Australia—and a reminder that change is within reach if we have the courage to get informed, get connected, and show up for the future we want.

The housing crisis, climate change, gender inequality, the mental health epidemic, a struggling media landscape, and a political class increasingly out of touch—these challenges can feel overwhelming. But as Toohey reminds us, the systems we built can be rebuilt.

This inspiring book is a case for hope over apathy, a rallying cry to replace defeatism with resilience and to turn frustration into collective action.

“Better Things Are Possible is a beacon of light in a dark political landscape. Jack Toohey is a refreshing and trusted voice with a positive mission—this book exemplifies that.” – Hannah Ferguson, author of Bite Back

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About the Author

Jack Toohey is an Australian creative director and activist known for his ability to distil complex issues into clear, compelling content. He rose to prominence in 2023 with a viral video examining the difference between housing affordability in 1983 compared with 2023, which amassed over 20 million views. A former music photographer and creative agency founder, Jack has redirected his communication skills towards storytelling that exposes harmful systems and advocates for social and climate justice.

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